Career Skills Quiz

What is the first step in career planning?

• Applying for jobs

• Identifying your interests and skills

• Understand your career goal and identify any barriers

• Networking with professionals

Which of the following is NOT a common interview question?

• What are your strengths and weaknesses?

• Where do you see yourself in five years?

• How many hours do you sleep at night?

• Why are you interested in this position?

What is an apprenticeship?

• A short-term job for experience

• A program combining classroom learning and on-the-job training

• A high-level position in a company

• A self-study program

Which of the following are key employability skills employers look for?

• Ability to work alone

• Knowledge of a second language

• Communication skills

• Ability to work in a team teamwork

What is a common career progression routes available to you?

• Progress to the next level of course/ training?

• Paid work?

• Apprenticeship?

• Not do anything

How can networking benefit your career planning?

• It can provide insider information on job openings

• It eliminates the need for a resume

• It guarantees a job offer

• It replaces formal education

What is the purpose of a cover letter?

• To provide a list of references

• To summarize your resume

• To introduce yourself and explain your interest in the position

• To detail every job you've ever had

During an interview, why is it important to ask questions about the company?

• It shows you have no prior knowledge of the company

• It demonstrates your interest and enthusiasm for the position

• It is only a formality and has no real importance

• It helps prolong the interview unnecessarily

What is a benefit of doing an apprenticeship?

• It offers a high starting salary

• It provides practical, hands-on experience in a trade or profession

• It is a short-term commitment

• It requires no work on your part

Which of the following are ways to develop employability skills?

• Volunteering

• Participating in team sports

• Avoiding new experiences

• Taking a part time entry level job