Vocabulary
Job Hunting Strategies
Parts of a Resume
100

What is an hourly wage?

The amount of money you are paid for one hour of work.

100

How can signs around town help find a job?

They can show what local employers are hiring. 

100

What do you need to include in the Name/Contact information section of a Resume?

Your name and contact information.

200

What is a salary?

A fixed set of money for a job.  Usually paid bi-weekly or monthly.

200

What is word of mouth?

When friends or family tell you about a job.

200

What should we include on a experience section of a Resume?

Relevant jobs for the position you are applying for.
300

What is a full time employee?

Someone who works over 32 - 40 hours a week.

300

What two websites did we talk about using to help find jobs in class?  

Hint: One is a government website and the other is a civilian website.

300

What are four things you’ll need to include for a reference?

First and Last Name

Their work/position at work

Email address

Phone Number

400

What is a part time employee?

Someone who works less than 36 - 30 hours a week.

400

What is a career fair?

When multiple employers come together in one location.  

400

What are four things to include in the extracurricular/organization section of a Resume?

Any sports you are in a leadership position for.

Team championships/awards.

Years you participated in the extracurricular/organizations

Your position in the team/organization

500

What is overtime?

Any amount of time worked over 40 hours a week. For over time you get 1.5X your hourly wage.

500

What do we need to be careful of when applying for jobs that seem to good to be true?

That they are a scam and could be dangerous or cost you money.

500

What do we need to include in the education section of a Resume?

The high schools you attended/graduated from.

Colleges you attended/graduated from with what degree you have.

Years you attended the schools.

The schools location.