Employability / College & Careers

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  1. 1. prioritizing between work productivity, responsibilities and lifestyle outside of work, such as family life
  2. 3. highest degree a person can earn; also called a PhD
  3. 5. working effectively and efficiently with others
  4. 9. two-year degree earned through community college
  5. 10. describes the positive work behaviors and personal qualities which make individuals more likely to gain employment and succeed in their chosen career
  6. 15. High school students who successfully complete these will earn college credit
  7. 18. most important skill for workplace; transferring information from one place to another, whether it is vocally, written, visually or non-verbally
  8. 19. standardized tests that colleges review for college admission
  9. 22. the practice of alternating between two or more different language registers depending on the audience and the purpose of the communication
  10. 23. requires gathering reliable information, assessing the information for answers and selecting a suitable solution based on the situation
  11. 24. messages sent without words (examples: posture, tone of voice, gestures)
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  1. 2. ability to motivate people to accomplish a better result for an organization
  2. 4. After graduating from high school, students have the choice of either attending a four-year university, a two-year college, a technical school, joining the military or the workforce
  3. 6. ability to cope with job stress which benefits an individual’s personal and professional life
  4. 7. messages sent with written or spoken words
  5. 8. ability to plan and execute control over the amount of time spent on specific activities to effectively accomplish goals in a timely manner
  6. 11. required for professional advancement; may include certifications, licensure, registration, continuing education, or advanced degrees
  7. 12. four-year degree earned through colleges and universities
  8. 13. earned after completing at least one year of study beyond a bachelor’s degree
  9. 14. specific style of behavior in the workplace where you are performing in a manner appropriate for the profession and workplace
  10. 16. being able to evaluate arguments and information quickly, solve problems creatively and identify mistakes with efficiency
  11. 17. values or standards which direct the way individuals live
  12. 20. standardized test that prepares you for the SAT and qualifies you for special scholarships
  13. 21. Money to help pay for college; grants, work-study, loans, and scholarships to help make college affordable