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POWERPOINT #2 Employability and Work-Readiness Skills3 hrs. or moreFill out a Master a job application, write your resume, and cover letter to go with your resume.Video yourself giving a 30-second response to a job interview question, or your “elevator speech.”Optional: Prepare a PowerPoint presentation for the class describing your Occupational Profile,
or how you will get from where you are today to your dream job.
POWERPOINT #1 Self-Awareness and Career Exploration 3 hrs.or moreObjective: Follow the instructions to figure out where your interests are, and what kind of job or career you would like to have. Do the Reality Check and record your answers. You will put the completed worksheet into your Portfolio.
*POWERPOINT #3 Achieving Academic Readiness Skills 3 hrs. or moreDecide what your strengths are. Take the multiple intelligences survey at: http://www.edutopia.org/multiple-intelligneces-assessment.Learn how to make a point in 30 seconds or less.
POWERPOINT #4 College Awareness 3 hrs. or more
Review math and language skills that will be on the TSI College Entrance Exam which will determine the level of college courses
where you will start. Take a practice TSI Math test and a practice TSI Language test. Write an entrance essay. Fill out a college
application Practice filling out the FAFSA. Do this part even if you do not plan to go to college at this time.
Academic Readiness Skills
Go to www.youtube.com. Type in planner organization college and watch a video .
Get organized
Academic Readiness Skills
Now view more about academic success on www.youtube.com
How to Balance School and Work: 5 Strategies for Academic Success
Academic Readiness Skills
www.youtube.com
Look for videos on:
Organization & Study tips for Academic Success
Academic Readiness Skills
College 101: Top 10 Tips for Academic Success
• Watch this video on www.youtube.com
Academic Readiness Skills
Another video to watch on www.youtube.com :
How to Graduate College with a Job You Love & Less Debt by Jullien Gordon 12:10 min.
Academic Readiness Skills
Being concise is another academic skill you can use• In all types of communications:
• making a point in an essay
• explaining something clearly
Academic Readiness Skills
Academic Readiness Skills
•Practice organizing your thoughts by answering questions in 30 seconds or less, just like you have already done in the 30 second or less “elevator speech” in the Employability and Work-readiness Skills PowerPoint.
Tips on all sorts of skills
•www.GCFLearnfree.org
Remember this website for lessons on academic as well as every-day things you might want to learn about.
Academic Readiness Skills
Take the multiple intelligences survey
• Go to
• http://www.edutopia.org/multiple-intelligences-assessment