Workplace Skills
Resume
Culinary (Vocabulary)
Goals
Basic Computer Skills
100

What skills are needed to work in retail?

Hard Skills

•Trained on Point of Sale (POS) Systems (Cash Register)

•Cash handling


Soft Skills

•Conflict Resolution

•Patience

•Ability to multitask

•Communication

100

What is a resume?

A resume is a short paper (1–2 pages) about you.

It tells employers:

•Your education

•Your work experience

•Your skills

•Your achievements

The goal of a resume is to show why you are a good fit for a job and to help you get an interview.

100

Vocabulary: what word means 'cooking food in the oven?'

Bake.

100

What is a goal?

A goal is something you want to achieve.

It gives you direction and purpose.

Goals can be small or large.

Goals can be short-term or long-term.

100

Why do computer skills matter?

💼 Help you get a job

Many jobs use computers every day

Applications are often online

Work schedules, training, and pay info are on computers


📧 Help you communicate

Send and read emails

Message coworkers or supervisors

Join online meetings


📂 Help you do work tasks

•Type documents

•Use programs for work (time clocks, training, data entry)

•Follow instructions and schedules


🧠 Help you learn new things

•Watch training videos

•Practice job skills

•Learn step-by-step tasks


🌍 Help in daily life

•Pay bills

•Make appointments

•Look up information safely

200

What are skills needed to work in culinary?

Hard Skills

•Food safety/sanitation policies

•Plating Techniques

•Knife Skills


Soft Skills

•Teamwork

•Creative Thinking

•Conflict Resolution

•Stress Management

200
When writing your experience on your resume, should you start with your oldest job or your most recent job?

You should start with your most recent job first.

200

Vocabulary: What word means 'cooking food in hot, bubbling water'?

Boil

200

Give an example of a short term goal and how long does a person spend on it?

Short-Term Goals are achieved quickly (days, weeks, or months).

Short-term goals often serve as building blocks toward achieving more significant, long-term objectives.

Example: Finish a book this month.

200

What is the 'monitor' of the computer?

The screen that you look at.

300

What are skills needed to do office work? 

Hard Skills

•Basic Bookkeeping

•Microsoft Word


Soft Skills

•Measurability (how fast work gets done)

•Adaptability

•Organization

•Leadership

300

True or False: If you don't have a college degree, it's acceptable to write on your resume that you graduated from college.

No, don't lie or exaggerate: It's not worth lying about education, experience, or anything else. Hiring managers often verify your claims and false information can lead to disqualification or termination.

300
Vocabulary: What word means 'cooking food in hot oil'?

Fry.

300

Give an example of a long term goal and how long does a person spend on it?

Long-Term Goals are achieved over a longer period of time (years). Long-term goals require more planning, effort, and resources.

    Example: Get my own apartment.

300

Name the different types of computers.

Desktop, laptop, tablet, smart phone...

400

Describe and give examples of what a 'soft skill' is.

A soft skill is how you treat people and handle situations. 

Examples of Soft Skills

👥 People Skills

  • Being polite

  • Listening when someone talks

  • Using kind words

  • Working well with others

🧠 Work Habits

  • Being on time

  • Following directions

  • Staying calm

  • Paying attention

  • Trying your best

💬 Communication Skills

  • Asking for help

  • Speaking clearly

  • Accepting feedback

  • Using appropriate workplace language

400

True or False: Always include your references at the end of your resume.

No, you should not always include your references at the bottom of a resume. In fact, it is generally considered outdated and unnecessary to include them at all.

400

Vocabulary: What word is used to 'cut food into small cubes'?

Dice.

400

True or False: Having many goals at once is a good tool for improving focus and motivation.

False- Overloading goals leads to failure because it causes mental burnout, decision fatigue, and scattered focus, making it harder to achieve any single objective. When you try to do too much, you create excessive stress, reduce motivation, and often abandon all goals, leading to reduced productivity. Focusing on a few key goals is more effective for long-term success.

400

What is the difference between a laptop and a desktop?

The primary difference is portability: laptops are portable, all-in-one, battery-powered devices, while desktops are stationary, more powerful machines designed for a fixed desk location. Laptops are best for on-the-go work, whereas desktops offer better performance, easier repairs, and larger, separate components like monitors and keyboards.

500

Describe and give some examples of what a 'hard skill' is.

A hard skill is a specific, teachable ability that you can learn and measure.

It is something you can:

  • Be trained to do

  • Practice and improve

  • Test or prove (through a certificate, test, or work experience)


Some examples of a hard skill is Microsoft Word, pallet jack training, or operating a cash register.

500

Which of the following is most important for a resume? Skills, work history, or education?

All are equally important.

500

Vocabulary: What word is used to describe 'removing skin from food'?

Peeling.

500

What is a SMART goal?

S - Specific (Clear and detailed)

M - Measurable (Track progress)

A - Achievable (Realistic)

R - Relevant (Important to you)

T - Time-bound (Deadline)

500

Describe some ways people can stay safe on the internet.

Be careful what you click, do not share personal information, use strong passwords, be kind online.