Employability skills

2. The ability to relate to others, resolve conflict, negotiate and cooperate with others.
6. The ability to analyse situations and issues, reason logically, come to logical conclusions and put together logical arguments.
8. The ability to properly manage your work time and priorities, and coordinate tasks for yourself and others.

1. The ability to express yourself clearly and accurately, both verbally and in writing. Communication skills also include the ability to listen, to understand what is being said as well as what has been written, to respond appropriately and to follow instructions.
3. The ability to analyse problems, make decisions and take the actions necessary to solve the problems.
4. The ability to use technology as a tool to help find information, manage information, and store information in a database. These skills also include the ability to effectively use the Internet, e-mail, and computer software applications. Most jobs in contemporary society require you to be computer literate.
5. The ability to take decisions to get things done, instead of always waiting for someone to tell you what to do.
7. The ability to work well with people who are different from you, and being able to play your role as a member of the team, putting the achievement of the mission and goals of the workplace first.