Job Skills #1 Investigate topics

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Job Skills #1 Investigate topics Report information in a manner that is easy to understand Listen to directions on how to best communicate with the public TV Reporter/Broadcast News Analyst

Job Skills #2 Discuss student progress with parents Compose lesson plans Utilize proper English/language skills in communication Teacher

Job Skills #3 Express ideas and portray characters in theater Interpret a writer’s script to entertain or inform an audience Audition in front of directors and producers Actor

Job Skills #4 Listen to where a person wants to go Provide a receipt if the passenger requests one Keep a record of miles traveled Taxi Driver/Chauffeur

Job Skills #5 Prepare written reports on emergency incidents Provide public education on fire safety Communicate with sick or injured people Firefighter

Job Skills #6 Utilize computer programs and software Analyze, describe, and certify the quality of characteristics of gemstones Communicate with customers in a manner to enhance the customer’s experience Jeweler