Employability
Resumes & Cover Letters
Interviewing
SMART Goals
Challenges & Barriers
100

This term refers to having the skills, knowlede, and attributes that make an individual attractive to employers.

What is Employable?

100

What is the ideal length of a cover letter?

What is 1 page?
100

Making a __________ prior to and during an interview, can set the tone, and make or break whether you get the job or not.

What is a positive first impression?

100

This term refers to a general idea that a person imagines, plans & commits to achieving?

What is a gola?

100

A__________ is a difficulty or obstacle that makes it harder to achieve a goal, but can be overcome with effort & resources.

What is a challenge?

200

Abilities or talents that can be applied across various jobs & industries are...

Transferrable Skills

200

This crucial step involves reviewing your resume and cover letter for errors before submitting it to employees.

What is proofreading?

200

Name one helpful step you can do to prepare yourself for an interview.

Research company, position; punctual; prepare answers to common questions; prepare question for interviewer.

200

This framework help individuals set clear, achievable objectives, that are clear, trackable and achievable.

What is the SMART framework?

200

This term describes an obstacle that blocks progress and is often beyond an individual's control, requiring changes in law, policy, or societal attitudes to overcome.

What is a barrier?

300

This term refers to the qualities and characteristics that define an individual's personality & behaviour.

What are personal character/traits?

300

This type of resume format includes elements from both chronological and functional/skills resumes, highilighting both skills & experience.

What is a combination resume?

300

Are employees allowed to ask potential hires if they have a criminal record?

Yes & No

300

A SMART goal can be considered effective even if it lacks one of the SMART criteria.

False

300

These barriers include restrictions that prevent certain individuals, such as those with criminal records, from obtaining employment.

What are legal barriers?

400

Beliefs and feelings which guide a person's actions best describes our_________. They reflect what we consider importnat in life.

What are values.

400

The three sections of  cover letter include.....

What are introduction, development, & wrap up?

400

Give one example of the mosy common questions asked during an interview.

Tell me about yourself? What is your greatest achievement? What salary do you need? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Why should we hire you?

400

SMART goal is an acronym which stands for...

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, & Time-Bound.

400

A ___________ helps take away the stigma of a criminal record, and opens doors to jobs, education, and volunteer opportunities.

What is a record suspension?

500

This tool is a visual representation that outlines your career ideas and plans. It includes elements such as skills, values, and interests, as well as your motivations, experiences and barriers.

What is Career Mapping?

500

This technique involves modifying your resume & cover letter to align with each job you apply for.

What is tailoring?

500

What are the 5 stages of an interview?

Introduction/icebreaker, company/job overview, information gathering, Q&A, closing/follow-up.

500

Defining the who, what, where, when and which of a goal is the __________ aspect of the SMART framework.

What is Specific?
500

Skill development programs, further education, access to mental health and substance support, affordable housing, etc., are all examples of....

What are strategies for overcoming barriers/challengs?