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WorksheetsCareer Preparedness A - Final Study Guide (BETA)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 17mins
On a resume, what should you always add first?
Your name and address.
Your address and contact information.
Your contact information and skills.
Your contact information and name.
Strong resumes use (a) to describe responsibilities and achievements.
Resumes should be easy to read with clear....
...parts of speech and consistent vocabulary.
...sections and vocabulary.
...consistent formatting and clear sections.
...clear sections and clear forming.
____ experience and ______ belong on a _______.
(a)
How should a cover letter be written?
What is networking in the work field?
Networking is connecting with professionals, attending career fairs, and using professional websites.
Do you always have to be so specific to your strengths and skills that relate to your career?
When an interviewer asks you to "tell [them] about yourself", what should you do?
You should give them detailed information of yourself and your life experiences.
You should give them detailed information that connect to your personal experiences to skills you value.
You should give them detailed information that connect to your professional experiences to skills the employer values.
You should treat it as a trick question and move the conversation forward with a guiding quip to the interviewer.
What does STAR mean?
Using the STAR method helps tell a vague and organized story in interviews.
True
False
CTE combines...
...academic skills.
...technical skills.
...college skills.
...technology skills.
Define enrolling in THIS unit.
Regitstering as a student for a normal education.
Registering as a student for a higher education.
Registering as a student to gain more college funds and credits.
Registering as a student for academic purposes.
Define employ for me.
Enlisting is joining the Army through heavy training specifically correct?
Yes.
No.
What are the three good postsecondary paths after high school?
Enrolling.
Enlisting.
Exploring.
Employing.
Community colleges offer any 2-year degrees, right?
