Career Exploration
Self-Advocacy Skills
Job Readiness Skills
Getting & Keeping a Job
Adulting 101
100

A career that you not only get to be referred to as a doctor, but also spend your days with other people's pets!

Vet/veterinarian

100

The process of effectively communicating one's needs and wants

Advocating/self-advocacy
100

On a job application, what does the acronym "DOB" stand for?

Date of birth

100

Before getting an interview, everyone is expected to submit one of these to a potential employer.

Application

100

Explain to the best of your ability what a budget is

A plan of how you will spend your money each month

200

Someone that spends their day in a kitchen preparing delicious meals for paying customers

Cook/Chef

200

True or False:

Allowing yourself to feel your feelings means there is something wrong with you

FALSE - allowing yourself to feel your feelings helps you understand them better!

200

True or False: 

"Business casual" means you can wear sweatpants to work

False

200

True or False:

You are allowed to decline a job offer after accepting

True

200

True or False:

It is safe to give out your personal information (social security number, address, school, etc.) over the phone and via email

False


Why?

300

Name 5 careers in skilled trades

1. Electrician

2. HVAC

3. Pipefitter

4. LPN

5. Welder

300

Name 3 people who can help you advocate if you are struggling

Parents, Ms. Alivia/teachers, friends

300

Give 2 potential consequences to being consistently late to work.

1. getting fired

2. coworkers don't like you

300

What is 1 difference between part-time and full-time work?

The number of hours worked per week, available benefits, pay

300

How would you know that a text you received is from a scammer?

Bad grammar, fake emergency, suspicious link, unknown number

400

Give 3 examples of jobs that involve high level math skills.

Electrician, accountant, veterinarian

400

An adjustment to a job or work environment that makes it possible for an individual with a disability to perform their job duties

Ex: extra breaks, headphones in noisy environments, etc.

Accommodation

400

Give 3 examples of daily tasks of someone with good hygiene

1. brush your teeth/hair

2. deodorant/bathe

3. wear clean clothes

400

What are employers asking for when they request "I9" information? What should you bring?

Verification of being legally allowed to work; birth certificate, SS card & license/ID card

400

Purchased protection against financial loss caused by accidents, natural disasters, etc.

Hint: home, auto, life, etc.

Insurance

500

Explain the difference between an apprenticeship and an internship

Apprenticeships are regulated, long-term, paid positions that train participants in a skilled trade.

Internships tend to be unpaidshort-term, and they may offer college credit instead of a wage

500

What is the purpose of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

Providing protection for Americans with disabilities against discrimination based on disability.

500

Give 2 examples of someone that you could use as a professional reference and 2 examples of someone you could not

Could: previous employer, teacher

Could not: parents, grandparents

500

List the top 5 qualities/skills employers are looking for when hiring.

1. Reliable

2. Teamwork

3. Communication

4. Problem-solving

5. Time management

500

Explain the difference between paying rent and paying a mortgage

Rent = borrow

Mortgage = own

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