Vocabulary
Getting the Job
Types of Jobs
Post-Secondary Education
Miscellaneous
100

This is the term for the company that you work for

Employer

100

This is a form that you must fill out in order to express your interest in a job

Application

100

Name 3 jobs that high schoolers can do

Retail, grocery stores, babysitting, summer camps, coffee shops, restaurants, fast food

100

This type of post-secondary education is a series of classes focused on a specific skill and can be used to prepare you for a job or advance a particular skill

Certificate program

100

This is how long a resume should be

1 page

200

This is the first thing you should do when you get to work -- it records the time you start working

Clock in (or punch in)

200

This is a document you create to apply for jobs that includes your education, work experience, and skills

Resume

200

Name 3 jobs you can do outside

Landscaper, police officer, farmer, construction worker, camp counselor, crossing guard, roofer

200

This type of post-secondary education teaches you technical skills to be able to do a specific job, usually in a trade

Technical/Vocational schools

200

These are examples of how you can practice good hygiene -- be specific!

Shower, brush teeth, brush hair, use deodorant, wear clean clothes, get enough sleep

300

This is the term for the lowest amount per hour that you can legally get paid

Minimum wage


Bonus: what is minimum wage in MA?

300

This is a conversation between you and a potential employer where they will decide if you are going to work there

Interview

300

Name 3 jobs that start with the letter T

Teacher, tax accountant, tech support, translator, therapist, truck driver, taxi driver, tour guide, travel agent, trainer

300

This type of post-secondary education is a degree earned after about two years of study in a particular area

Associate degree

300

This is when you should use your cell phone at work

During a break

400

This is the term for the way you get to work and how long that takes

Commute

400

This is what you should wear to an interview -- be specific!

Khakis or slacks, polo or button down shirt, close-toed shoes, skirt or dress below the knee, blouse

400

This is the term for a type of job when you typically work less than 20 hours per week

Part time job
400

This type of post-secondary education is a degree awarded after four years of classes

Bachelor's degree

400
Name 2 reasons people work

Earn money, learn new things, help people, pursue interests, connect with others/their community

500

These are extra perks you can get in addition to what you are paid

Benefits


Bonus: can you name some benefits?

500

This is the department in charge of hiring new people, as well as handling their concerns

Human Resources (HR)

500

Name 2 jobs you do NOT need a Bachelor's degree for

Electrician, plumber, fitness instructor, veterinary technician, dental hygienist, certified nursing assistant (CNA), nail technician, landscaper, restaurant cook

500

This is the type of school where you can earn an Associate degree

Community college, some 4-year colleges and universities

500

Name 3 things you can do to show good customer service

Smile, make the customer feel welcome, listen, be honest, respect other's time, practice good hygiene

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