Chapter 1. Words to Know  Job Shadowing  Work-based learning programs  School-to-work program  School-to-work coordinator  Program coordinator 

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Chapter 1

Words to Know  Job Shadowing  Work-based learning programs  School-to-work program  School-to-work coordinator  Program coordinator  Training station  Work-based mentor  Cooperative education  Internship  Youth apprenticeship  Workplace competencies  Transferable skills  Supervisor

Chapter 1 Exploring the World of Work Opportunities to Learn on the Job 1. What is one way to help you decide on a career? 2. What would be a good way to see if a job is a good fit for a career choice? Cooperative Education 1. Can you get paid through cooperative jobs? Internships 1. How does an internship work? Youth Apprenticeship 1. What type of careers require an apprenticeship?

Benefits of Learning on the Job List 4 ways that participating in a work-based learning experience can be beneficial

Learning How to Work Work Place CompetenciesWorkplace Readiness 1. What is one complaint of employers from across the nation? 2. What are the five basic competencies of an employee? 1. What skills do you develop by doing homework and participating in class? 2. Why is it important to have these skills?

Transferable Skills 1. What is one example of a transferable skill? 2. Why are transferable skills important to have?