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ECE 2 Target/Stnd 01

ECE2-01 Careers, Employability, Professionalism

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Professional Dress Appropriate dress for the job you are have or wish to get, such as what you would wear to an interview. Conservative, neutral, well fitting.
Professional Greeting greeting an interviewer or manager with good posture, firm hand shake, eye contact and first and last name stated clearly and slowly.
Digital Citizenship How we contribute to or behave online or using digital media and social networking or other websites.
Professional documents Paperwork: Resume', Reference sheet, Application, Thank You letter and Cover Letter. Could include a portfolio.
Resume' A written summary of education, work or volunteer experience, community service, talents or skills, without errors, in reverse chronological order. Usually created to apply for a job. 1 page.
Reference Sheet A written document that lists 3-5 adults (unrelated to you) who you know well that will provide a potential employer with information about your skills, character and work habits.
Cover Letter A letter in business format that explaining why a resume is being sent or dropped off.
Thank You Letter A business formatted letter sent to an interviewer after the interview to thank them for the time and opportunity to interview
Job Application A form (could be paper or electronic) that is complete for a potential employer to apply for a job.
Recommendation Letter A letter written to a potential employer or college to encourage acceptance of an applicant based on extraordinary skills and character.
Eye Contact Looking at an interviewer or other person in the eyes when speaking to them.
Posture Standing or sitting (or even walking) with a straight back and shoulders; a look of confidence. Not slouching.
Inflection Speaking clearly and with emphasis and enthusiasm. Pronouncing all sounds in words.
Confidence Being self assured and having a belief in your own worth and ability
Networking Leveraging everyone that you know to help you get a job or reach career goals, knowing people.
Salary Amount of money earned monthly or annually. Multiply Hourly pay X 2000 to calculate "annual income"
Professional Reference An unrelated adult who is willing to tell about your skills or character to encourage a potential employer to hire you.
Job Objective An entry level job that relates to your career plan and children
Career Plan A plan for what type of work you want to do, along with where you can attend school to gain the needed knowledge and credentials
Volunteer Work Opportunities to learn skills and about your future career by working without pay
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