Employability Skills 1

Employability skills are also known as transferable skills.

• True

• False

Which of the following is NOT an example of employability

• Being late

• meeting deadlines

• working toward personal and team goals

• ethical use of technology

Which of the following are ways to develop employability skills?

• Working with others

• Hobbies

• Sports

• All of the Above

Performing in a manner appropriate for the profession and workplace is

• Professionalism

• Time Management

• Teamwork

• Problem solving

Jane is an active listener using body language to show she is interested in the conversation John does not seem to pay attention to the speaker and never proofreads his memos, e-mails or business letters for correct grammar, punctuation and spelling Which of the two have better communication skills?

• Jane

• John

Employability means

• an occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with opportunities for progress.

• move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way in a specified direction.

• the quality of being suitable for paid work.

showing up late to work

• positive 
• negative

dressing professionally

• positive
• negative

respecting others

• positive
• negative

not liking to work with others

• positive
• negative