Unit 4 Vocabulary

4. A course of events including all work, paid and unpaid, which are completed during a lifetime.
6. A group of jobs with common characteristics that require similar skills found in a variety of industries and organizations.
7. The amount of money or its equivalent received during a period of time in exchange for labor or services.
9. Awarded to students who complete short-term educational programs that are designed to lead directly to entry-level employment.
11. Ability that is innate or acquired; talent; intelligence.
14. A combination of on-the-job training with classroom training.
16. A formal meeting in person, esp. one arranged for the assessment of the qualifications of an applicant.
17. A person who is in a position to recommend another or vouch for his or her fitness for a job.
18. What one can do, the power to perform a specific task.
19. Something that concerns, involves, or draws the attention of a person.

1. Someone who is submitting an application for a job.
2. A developed talent or ability through training and practice.
3. Conditions or circumstances that must be met.
5. A favorable statement concerning character and qualifications.
8. A duty or obligation.
10. One who organizes and manages a business or enterprise.
12. Familiarity with a particular subject.
13. The ability to be dependable.
15. The combination of a person's characteristics and traits that make them a unique human being.
17. A brief account of one's professional or work experience and qualifications.