A skill you develop through practice

A form that gives a company basic information about you.

The amount of money a person makes in one year.

The degree that a person receives after going to a community college or junior college for two years.

The degree that a person receives after going to a college or university for 4 years.

A groups of jobs with similar characteristics.

A one page letter a job seeker sends along with a resume telling who he or she is and why he or she is sending a resume.

Basic characteristics you need for a job, reading writing, communication, etc.

A person who starts and runs a business.

The rules of conduct recognized in a job, no lying, cheating or stealing.

Coming up with specific, measurable and time-targeted objectives.

Individual Learning Plan

Computer base program that allows you to plan for your future, through an interest inventory, saving careers that interest me, and career clusters.

Completing a task without being asked.

A meeting between a job applicant and an employer to discuss a job and candidates credentials.

A list of the general tasks, or functions, and responsibilities of a position.

Abilitities you need for a specific job.

Different approaches or ways people naturally think and learn.

Something you plan to achieve in more than 3 years

Something you plan to achieve in 2 months to 3 years

Talking with people about possible job opportunities

Non-Verbal Communication

Communicating that does not involve words. Examples include body language, physical appearance, and touch.

Personal Satisfaction

A positive attitude based on meeting goals, being happy with yourself.

Options available after high school

People who have worked with you and who will recommend you for a job.

Being accountable for our own actions, making good decisions

The amount of money an employee is paid.

Secretary's Commission of Achieving Necessary Skills

Something you plan to achieve in less than two months.

The ability to do something well.

Working with other people to reach a common goal or task.

Using computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices on the job.

Communication with words, written or spoken

The things that are important to you.

People other than your supervisor with whom you work

A helper who is trained on the job by a senior workers.

Items and activities that attract your attention.

A written account of qualifications, including education or training and experience.

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Careers Vocab

Careers Vocabular Study Guide

Term	Definition
Ability	A skill you develop through practice
Application Form	A form that gives a company basic information about you.
Annual Earnings	The amount of money a person makes in one year.
Associate's Degree	The degree that a person receives after going to a community college or junior college for two years.
Bachelor's Degree	The degree that a person receives after going to a college or university for 4 years.
Career Cluster	A groups of jobs with similar characteristics.
Community services	Volunteering
Cover Letter	A one page letter a job seeker sends along with a resume telling who he or she is and why he or she is sending a resume.
Employability Skills	Basic characteristics you need for a job, reading writing, communication, etc.
Entrepreneur	A person who starts and runs a business.
Ethics	The rules of conduct recognized in a job, no lying, cheating or stealing.
Goal Setting	Coming up with specific, measurable and time-targeted objectives.
Individual Learning Plan	Computer base program that allows you to plan for your future, through an interest inventory, saving careers that interest me, and career clusters.
Initiative	Completing a task without being asked.
Interview	A meeting between a job applicant and an employer to discuss a job and candidates credentials.
Job Description	A list of the general tasks, or functions, and responsibilities of a position.
Job Skills	Abilitities you need for a specific job.
Learning Styles	Different approaches or ways people naturally think and learn.
Long Term Goal	Something you plan to achieve in more than 3 years
Medium Term Goal	Something you plan to achieve in 2 months to 3 years
Networking	Talking with people about possible job opportunities
Non-Verbal Communication	Communicating that does not involve words. Examples include body language, physical appearance, and touch.
Personal Satisfaction	A positive attitude based on meeting goals, being happy with yourself.
Post Secondary	Options available after high school
References	People who have worked with you and who will recommend you for a job.
Responsibility	Being accountable for our own actions, making good decisions
Salary	The amount of money an employee is paid.
SCAN Skills	Secretary's Commission of Achieving Necessary Skills
Short Term Goals	Something you plan to achieve in less than two months.
Skill	The ability to do something well.
Team Skill	Working with other people to reach a common goal or task.
Technology	Using computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices on the job.
Verbal Communication	Communication with words, written or spoken
Values	The things that are important to you.
Coworkers	People other than your supervisor with whom you work
Apprentice	A helper who is trained on the job by a senior workers.
Interests	Items and activities that attract your attention.
Promotion	Advancement on the job
Resume	A written account of qualifications, including education or training and experience.

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