Employability/Job search

Multiple Choice

What is a job search?

• Going into shops and asking for a job

• Going online and looking for a job

• Asking friends and family for a job

• All of them

Open Ended

What are your own personal skills?

Multiple Choice

Reading, Writing and Mathematics are ________. 

• employability skills

• basic skills

• interests

• abilities

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Apprenticeship, job shadowing and internships are classified as ____________.

• career choices

• skills

• work-based learning

• job search resources

Multiple Choice

A meeting between an employer and a job applicant.

• Board Meeting

• Interview

• On the Job Training

• Business Luncheon

Multiple Choice

A person working for someone else and receives wages or salary.

• Employee

• Employer

• Co-Worker

• Trainer

Multiple Choice

A letter requesting an interview for a job.

• Resume Request

• Cover Letter

• Letter of Application

• Job Search

Multiple Choice

An occupation to which you have made a long-term commitment.

• Resume

• Career

• College Degree

• Application

Multiple Choice

Employees teach, show, and demonstrate skills that employees will practice.

• On the Job Performance

• On the Job Training

• Aptitude

• Networking

Multiple Choice

Which form of communication should be used in a professional setting?

• Tweet

• DM

• Email

• Text Message

Multiple Choice

A job is:

• a particular skilled profession

• work a person does for pay

• one or more jobs in the same or related field of interest

• work done for free

Multiple Choice

Which of these are considered interests?

• reading

• writing

• research

• problem solving

Multiple Select

The purpose of job search is to......

• Matches individual needs

• Ensure the job is appropriate for the individual

• Is local, reginal or national

• Is realistic

• Is for employed or voluntary work

Multiple Choice

What are the disadvantages of using family, Friends or colleagues for your job search?

• Limited information

• incorrect information

• delay in getting information

• All of them

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Why would some-one undertake a job search?

• To find a job

• Because of redunancy

• To support changes in personal circumstances

• To return to work

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the different sources of information for job searches

• Social Media

• Internet

• Colleagues/Job advisor

• Recruitment agencies

• All of them

Multiple Choice

What resources or tools will help you with your job search?

• Computer

• Telephone/mobile phone

• Time

• Money

• All of them

Open Ended

Why do I need a job?

Multiple Choice

What are the advantages of using the internet to find jobs?

• Websites give you up-to-date information on job vacancies

• You will always get the job

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The skills I need for a job search are...

• Use of ICT/Computer or phone

• Verbal and written communication

• time management

• All of them

Open Ended

Why do you need good communication skills to find a job?

Multiple Choice

What documents supports your job searches?

• Curriculum Vitae (C.V)

• Application forms

• Covering letters/Personal statements

• All of them