Searching and Applying for a Job

Where can you search for a job? Check all that apply.

• A job search engine

• The Classifieds

• A public employment agency

• A job fair

• An employment agency

What information is usually on a job advertisement? Check all that apply.

• the qualifications

• the responsibilities

• how to apply/the contact information

• a letter from the manager

What is a vacancy?

• a nice vacation

• a job or position that is available to be taken

• taking the day off

• an evacuation of the building

True of False. You need to meet 100% of qualifications to apply for a job.

• True

• False

Benefits include things such as:

• job hours and an hourly wage

• health care, vision care, and job hours

• dental care and hourly wage

• health care, dental care, vision care, and retirement

True or false: Networking is a great way of making and using contacts to get job information and advice

• True

• False

What three things should you put on your resume or application?

• job experience, hobbies, and photo

• photo, job experience, and social security number

• job experience, education, and skills

True or False: Companies in America often look at job applicants social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.)

• True

• False

True of false: You must pay money to the government to get help from a public employment agency.

• True

• False

What is an internship?

• A paid or unpaid learning opportunity that provides work experience

• Being fired from your job

• An interview inside the company

• A boat full of interns