GETTING A JOB: PROCESS KIT, Sixth Edition, a step-by-step guide to help students find and get the job they want, is now better than ever! This up-to-date, hands-on simulation shows students how to identify and match personal skills with job interests, prepare a resume and keep it updated, and research jobs andcompanies using the Internet and other sources. The simulation begins with a fun and helpful self-assessment, which students then use to research and explore suitable career options. For additional support, the kit reviews the employment process, provides worksheets and advice to boost students' confidence when pursuing employment, and outlines a graceful way to leave a job. An updated RESUME GENERATOR CD, included with each simulation, helps students easily prepare personalized, professional resumes and other employment documents, which they can organize and store in a provided resume cover and employment portfolio. Students can also use the CD to create a personal profile for the job search or review numerous sample employment documents, including resumes and cover letters with correct content and formatting. In addition, the CD includes helpful tips on how to develop a winning resume, what type of cover letter to use and when, action words that sell, and other employment documents to help ease the job search process. INDICE: Part 1: SELF-ASSESSMENT AND CAREER OPTIONS. Step 1. Discover Yourself -Who Are You? Step 2. Research and Explore Career Options. Part 2: JOB SEARCH: EMPLOYMENT DOCUMENTS AND JOB LEADS. Step 3. Resume. Step 4. Cover Letter.Step 5. Employment Application. Step 6. Finding Job Leads and Researching a Company. Part 3: THE INTERVIEW. Step 7. How to Prepare for an Interview. Step 8. During the Interview. Step 9. After the Interview. Part 4: LEAVING A JOB -GRACEFULLY. Step 10. What to Do Before Leaving a Job. Step 11. The Best Way to Leave a Job. Step 12. Reference Letter. Part 5: USING THE RESUME GENERATOR CD. Sample Documents: General Resume, Specific Resume, Reference List, Cover Letters, Post-Interview Letter, Resignation Letter, Reference Letter. Part 6: SUPPLEMENTAL DOCUMENTS. 1. The SCANS Report for America. 2. Getting a Job Now -Jobsthat Do Not Require a 4- to 6-Year College Degree. 3. Job-Objective Resume. 4. Reading Between the Lines of a Classified Job Ad. 5. Action Verbs That Get Results. 6. Transferable Skills Cover Letter. 7. Reynolds Corporation Employment Application. 8. Mid-Level Employment Application -World Corporation. 9. Internet Links From the Bureau of Labor Statistics. 10. Practice Interview Evaluation Form. 11. Federal Laws to Prevent Discrimination in Hiring. 12. Pre-Employment Inquiry Guidelines. 13. Post-Interview Thank-You Letter. 14. What Your Boss May Expect You to Know. 15. Career Growth and Self-Evaluation. 16. Career Change Resignation Letter. 17. Employer Reference Letter.
- ISBN: 978-0-538-45041-6
- Editorial: South Western College
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 160
- Fecha Publicación: 20/03/2010
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés