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Things you need to know....
100
You should not include this on your resume.
What is date of birth, marital status, religion, photo, SIN number or anything that may allow employers to discriminate against you?
100
This is another word that means to be on time.
What is punctual?
100
This skills is used when you open your mouth and speak to someone to ask a question or to share information.
What is oral communication?
100
This document aims to protect TDSB students from harassment and discrimination at their co-op placement.
What is the Toronto District School Board Human Rights Policy?
100
Its acronym is WSIB.
What is Worker's Safety Insurance Board?
200
When you know that an employer is seriously considering hiring you, you should give them this.
What are References?
200
These are two ways to take initiative at your placement.
What is (choose any two) Ask questions Complete a task that you know needs to be done Share your ideas Help your co-workers to finish a job
200
This essential skill was most often used by co-op students who worked with young children and their classroom teachers.
What is working with others?
200
These two professions are unionized.
What is ( name any 2 unionized professions) teaching nursing electricians TTC workers etc..
200
Its also known as PPE and you should use it to protect yourself.
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
300
These are 4 important sections to be included on a resume.
What is Objective, Education, Experience, Skills and abilities, Contact information ?
300
You can use this skill when you face a challenge or lack motivation.
What is perseverance?
300
By integrating more technology into the co-op course, students are able to develop these skills better.
What is computer skills?
300
According to the dictionary, it is a set of rules or a promise that limits access or places restrictions on certain types of information.
What is confidentiality?
300
These are the three health and safety rights for young workers.
What is the right to know, the right to participate and the right to refuse unsafe work?
400
This is the purpose of the resume and cover letter.
What is "to get an interview"?
400
By being ready to work and NOT complaining about job tasks, an employee can demonstrate this.
What is a positive attitude?
400
By taking summer courses and developing new skills while I am working, I am using this skill.
What is continuous learning?
400
According to the Ontario government, this is $10.55 per hour.
What is the minimum wage for students?
400
These people are often more vulnerable in the workplace because they lack experience.
Who are Young workers?
500
These four things would help you make a good impression at a job interview.
What is: arrive on time dress professionally smile be polite ask questions
500
These are the 4 most important employability skills a co-op student or an employee should be able to demonstrate in the workplace.
What are (Choose any 4) Be responsible Be reliable Be punctual and attend regularly Take initiative to get things done Have a positive attitude Ask questions and communicate with supervisors/co-workers
500
These are the nine essential skills as identified by the Government of Canada.
What is oral communication, thinking skills, working with others, computer use, document use, reading, writing, numeracy and continuous learning?
500
According to the Ontario Human Rights Code, employers may discriminate on the base of gender, religion, race etc. for this reason.
What is a genuine requirement of the job? For example, if a Muslim school wants to hire a teacher, they can require that the teacher be a practising Muslim. Or, if a women's shelter wants to hire nightshift workers, they may require that they be female.
500
The acronym for this important certification is known as WHMIS?
What is Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System?