Employability Skills
A standard form you will fill out when you apply for a job.
What is a job application?
Research has shown that within this timeframe of meeting someone, an opinion is already formed based solely on appearance.
What are first 7 seconds?
The exchange of information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
What is communication?
System that allows individuals to use time in the most productive and effect ways.
What is time management?
The body/brain's reaction to any stimuli that requires change in an individuals life or environment.
What is stress?
Three ways to contact an employer about a job or application status.
What is phone call, email, and in person?
Two ways to manage stress, discussed in class 9/19.
What is time management and goal setting?
An internal stressor.
What is anxiety?
What is a heart attack?
Being able to identify and understand another person's feelings.
What is empathy?
Two ways to manage stress.
What is time management?
What is goal setting?
"Showcases” everything you have done that is impressive or important to employment.
What is a personal portfolio?
The six components of Good Health.
What are preventative screenings, diet, exercise, rest, good posture, avoidance of substances?
The 3rd most common cancer diagnosed.
What is lung cancer?
Example of nonverbal communication.
What is ASL?
What is body language and facial expression?
SMART.
What is specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound.
A summary of your school activities, jobs, and skills.
What is a resume?
An external stressor.
What is work?
What is school?
What is a physical injury? (ex: a cut)
Three barriers to communication.
What are physical disabilities, beliefs and attitudes, and cultural diversity?
(3) benefits of good interpersonal relationships.
What is support?
What is safety and security?
What is encouraging personal growth?
What is providing a sense of belonging?
What is making life more enjoyable?
etc.
"Stress hormone"
What is cortisol?
A short paragraph highlighting your personality, achievements, and what makes you a strong candidate apart from other candidates.
What is a personal statement/objective statement?
Yearly physicals, frequent health check-ups.
What are preventative screenings?
What is preventative health?
The ability to say or do the kindest or most fitting thing in difficult situations.
What is tact?
Professional acquaintance who can vouch for your work ethic, skills, and personality.
What is a reference?
Food groups that should be eaten daily.