Career Readiness Pack of 12
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Our career ready pack contains the following classroom posters
- What employers want - 10 key skills that businesses need. Adapted from a range of employer surveys.
- What Motivates You poster - some of the inherent motivations students have towards careers. The poster touches on 10 inherent values included are Money, Power, Creativity, Control and more.
- 10 Interview Tips infographic gives students the key background knowledge to prepare for an interview. Our graphic covers 10 key areas to be career ready when it comes to your interview.
- 10 Interview Questions - The key questions at interview categorized for students to consider. A great poster for working with students who are exploring improving their interview technique or job search skills.
- 10 Essential Jobsearch Skills - This contemporary infographic covers some essential skills needed for jobseekers to find employment. The graphic touches on subjects such as interviews, resume writing and more.
- How to win at video interviews offers tips on preparing for that important tech call.
- How to motivate students towards gaining work experience. We've list 10 benefits of doing work experience. The content considers developing soft skills, building contacts, extending your network, developing personal confidence and many more.
- Developing Your Career Network Offering advice and tips on how to build your network this popular career posters outlines some of the ways you can build a network of contacts and leads to find work.
- How to choose your college gives key graphic to help students decide on their college.
- Phone interview tips - how not prepare and why employers do them. The essential resume guide - 10 components for that awesome resume.
- The job market examines the hidden vs publicized jobs and how to find them.
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What Employers Want
What employers want poster looks at 10 key skills that businesses need. Adapted from a range of employer surveys including the National Association of Colleges and Employers, this poster highlights these essential skills that students need to have before entering into the work place. Each skill includes 2 questions that encourage students to self evaluate if they have these skills. A strong graphic poster for display boards, offices, school libraries or student education centers. The graphic covers, teamwork, communication, research skills, technology skills, organisation, leadership, flexibility, making decisions, motivation and a willingness to learn.
Win at Telephone Interview
Hiring managers and recruiters increasingly use video interviews as standard practice for candidate selection. Our graphic gives your clients and students the know-all to prepare for these video calls.
What Motivates You
This poster explores some of the inherent motivations students have towards careers. The poster touches on10 inherent values that are typically associated with many careers. Career values included are Money, Power, Creativity, Control and more. Each category includes 3 sub values and 4 career occupations for students to consider.
10 Interview Tips
This career infographic gives students the key background knowledge to prepare for an interview. Our graphic covers 10 key areas to be career ready when it comes to your interview. The graphic covers dress code, application, making a first impression, building rapport and getting the closure on the interview.
10 Interview Questions
The key questions at interview categorized for students to consider how they might respond to each one. A great poster for working with students who are exploring improving their interview technique or job search skills.
10 Essential Jobsearch Skills
This contemporary infographic covers some essential skills needed for jobseekers to find employment. The graphic touches on subjects such as interviews, cv, creating an application form amongst others. Use the poster for jobsearch activities with a class or group or as a starter for your employment ready programe.
10 Career Challenges
Designed to support you own career or guidance week, this poster aims to motivate students to consider a range of challenges. Each challenge is given a star rating from easy to hard with 10 challenges in total. Some of the challenges can be done without any assistance but the 2 stars and 3 star challenges will need support and advice from tutors, parents or counselors. We've highighted at the bottom of the graphic for students to get help before commencing any 2 star or 3 star challenges. The 10 Career Challenges categories are; career research, career advice, volunteer, organise a careers event, enterprise activity, personal challenge, poster design, dream job, informational interview and work experience.
10 Benefits of Work Experience
A careers poster designed to motivate students towards gaining work experience. We've list 10 benefits of doing work experience. The content considers developing soft skills, building contacts, extending your network, developing personal confidence and many more.
Developing Your Career Network
Offering advice and tips on how to build your network this popular career posters outlines some of the ways you can build a network of contacts and leads to find work. A useful graphic to guide students in sourcing potential opportunities and for advisors giving guidance to jobseekers looking for work, internships or jobs.
The Essential Resume Guide
Introduce students to the key elements of building a successful resume. The graphic covers layout, content, key pointers and compliments our other career and employment ready series.
The Job Market
Where are the jobs? In reality many jobs aren't advertised. We call this the hidden job market. How do you find those jobs? This graphic explores how jobseekers can discover where the jobs are.
Choosing a College
How will you decide on where to go? This career graphic helps students consider the main factors in deciding on their college education.
What employers want poster looks at 10 key skills that businesses need. Adapted from a range of employer surveys including the National Association of Colleges and Employers, this poster highlights these essential skills that students need to have before entering into the work place. Each skill includes 2 questions that encourage students to self evaluate if they have these skills. A strong graphic poster for display boards, offices, school libraries or student education centers. The graphic covers, teamwork, communication, research skills, technology skills, organisation, leadership, flexibility, making decisions, motivation and a willingness to learn.
Win at Telephone Interview
Hiring managers and recruiters increasingly use video interviews as standard practice for candidate selection. Our graphic gives your clients and students the know-all to prepare for these video calls.
What Motivates You
This poster explores some of the inherent motivations students have towards careers. The poster touches on10 inherent values that are typically associated with many careers. Career values included are Money, Power, Creativity, Control and more. Each category includes 3 sub values and 4 career occupations for students to consider.
10 Interview Tips
This career infographic gives students the key background knowledge to prepare for an interview. Our graphic covers 10 key areas to be career ready when it comes to your interview. The graphic covers dress code, application, making a first impression, building rapport and getting the closure on the interview.
10 Interview Questions
The key questions at interview categorized for students to consider how they might respond to each one. A great poster for working with students who are exploring improving their interview technique or job search skills.
10 Essential Jobsearch Skills
This contemporary infographic covers some essential skills needed for jobseekers to find employment. The graphic touches on subjects such as interviews, cv, creating an application form amongst others. Use the poster for jobsearch activities with a class or group or as a starter for your employment ready programe.
10 Career Challenges
Designed to support you own career or guidance week, this poster aims to motivate students to consider a range of challenges. Each challenge is given a star rating from easy to hard with 10 challenges in total. Some of the challenges can be done without any assistance but the 2 stars and 3 star challenges will need support and advice from tutors, parents or counselors. We've highighted at the bottom of the graphic for students to get help before commencing any 2 star or 3 star challenges. The 10 Career Challenges categories are; career research, career advice, volunteer, organise a careers event, enterprise activity, personal challenge, poster design, dream job, informational interview and work experience.
10 Benefits of Work Experience
A careers poster designed to motivate students towards gaining work experience. We've list 10 benefits of doing work experience. The content considers developing soft skills, building contacts, extending your network, developing personal confidence and many more.
Developing Your Career Network
Offering advice and tips on how to build your network this popular career posters outlines some of the ways you can build a network of contacts and leads to find work. A useful graphic to guide students in sourcing potential opportunities and for advisors giving guidance to jobseekers looking for work, internships or jobs.
The Essential Resume Guide
Introduce students to the key elements of building a successful resume. The graphic covers layout, content, key pointers and compliments our other career and employment ready series.
The Job Market
Where are the jobs? In reality many jobs aren't advertised. We call this the hidden job market. How do you find those jobs? This graphic explores how jobseekers can discover where the jobs are.
Choosing a College
How will you decide on where to go? This career graphic helps students consider the main factors in deciding on their college education.
