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Workforce/Workplace
Readiness
Activity for Standard 2
Benchmark: 2.4
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How to start looking for a job |
| Contributor: |
Sue Kraul |
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| Procedure: |
Students are often overwhelmed with the prospect of where
and how to start looking for a job. Here are four simple
ways to get students started.
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List three people, not in your immediate family, that
you want to tell you are looking for a job. Think of
people who have contact with lots of other people. List
their names, addresses, and the types of work they do.
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List three businesses or companies where you might
like to work. Give names and addresses for each.
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If you have worked before, write the name and address
of any former employers who might help you find a new
job.
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Using a recent copy of your newspaper, circle two want
ads that are jobs you might be interested in.
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