What are Employability skills?

What are employability skills also known as?

• Hard skills

• Technical skills

• Soft skills

• Specialized skills

Which of the following is NOT an example of employability skills?

• Technical proficiency

• Problem-solving skills

• Creativity skills

• Interpersonal skills

1. Which employability skill involves the ability to adapt to change and new situations?

• 1. Leadership skills

• 1. Time management skills

• 1. Adaptability skills

• 1. Critical thinking skills

1. How can you practice employability skills before getting hired?

• 1. Attend job interviews 

• 1. Reflect on your experiences and identify strengths and weaknesses 

• 1. Take a vacation 

• 1. Learn a new programming language

1. Which of the following is one of the top 10 employability skills? 

• 1. Data analysis skills 

• 1. Creativity skills 

• 1. Typing speed

• 1. Public speaking skills

1. What is the importance of interpersonal skills in the workplace? 

• 1. They are rarely used in most jobs.

• 1. They are essential for building relationships and working effectively with others.

• 1. They are only important for leadership positions. 

• 1. They are primarily for remote workers.

1. Which employability skill involves the ability to manage your time effectively to meet deadlines and goals?

• 1. Communication skills

• 1. Problem-solving skills

• 1. Time management skills

• 1. Creativity skills

1. What is another term for employability skills that can be applied to a variety of jobs and industries? 

• 1. Job-specific skills

• 1. Industry-specific skills 

• 1. Transferable skills

• 1. Technical skills

1. Which employability skill involves the ability to think critically and analytically to solve problems? 

• 1. Communication skills

• 1. Leadership skills

• 1. Critical thinking skills

• 1. Self-management skills

1. In what way can extracurricular activities or volunteer work help develop employability skills? 

• 1. They provide opportunities for job interviews. 

• 1. They allow you to take long vacations. 

• 1. They help develop teamwork, communication, and leadership skills. 

• 1. They are not relevant to employability skills.