Careers
Skills
Resume
Interview
SYEP
100

What is a career?

A long-term professional journey where you grow and build skills.

100

Name a soft skill.

Communication or teamwork.

100

What is a resume?

A document that shows your skills and experience.

100

What should you bring to an interview?

Resume, references, notebook.

100

What does SYEP stand for?

Summer Youth Employment Program.

200

What is the difference between a job and a career?

A job is temporary, a career is long-term.

200

What is a technical skill?

Using tools or software.

200

What should a resume include?

Education, experience, skills, contact info.

200

Why practice common questions?

To feel more confident talking about yourself.

200

What can you gain from participating?

Experience, skills, and money.

300

Which field includes being a biologist or chemist?

Science.

300

What is a professional skill?

Being on time, setting goals.

300

Can you include SYEP on your resume?

Yes!

300

How should you dress for an interview?

Professionally or neatly.

300

How many phases does the program have?

Three: Foundations, Development, Presentation.

400

What’s one benefit of having a career plan?

It helps you set goals and take action.

400

Why are soft skills important?

They help you work well with others and solve problems.

400

Why is it important to tailor your resume?

To match your skills to the job you’re applying for.

400

What’s one way to reduce interview nerves?

Practice and prepare answers to common questions.

400

What phase are you currently in during SYEP?

Phase 1: Foundations & Exploration.

500

Name a career in technology.

Web developer, cybersecurity expert, data analyst.

500

Give an example of a professional behavior at work.

Being dependable and meeting deadlines.

500

What’s one way to make your resume stand out?

Include specific achievements or skills.

500

Why is it good to ask questions during an interview?

It shows interest and helps you learn about the job.

500

What’s one skill you can develop through SYEP?

Leadership, communication, or career readiness.