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Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Find a job you want to apply for Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 2 Name two local businesses where you might want to work. – Search online – Ask at local businesses that you patronize – Talk to a college and career counselor at school – Ask friends and family Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

What kind of a job are you prepared to apply for? Before you apply, find out what the job involves, how many hours a week it is, and when you will be expected to work Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 3 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

If you go to the store to pick up an application, make sure you dress professionally. When you submit your application, make sure it looks professional too. This is your first chance to make a good impression Is this student ready for an interview? Why or why not? Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 4 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Fill out the application carefully Be careful of: – Spelling mistakes – Grammar mistakes – Leaving sections blank Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 5 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Some jobs might require a cover letter A cover letter is a business letter that accompanies an application or resume. Use it to introduce yourself, highlight your skills, and request an interview. Examples of salutations if you don’t know the name: Dear Human Resources Department, To Whom It May Concern, Dear Manager Before signing your name, end letters with: Sincerely, What are some other ways to begin and end a cover letter? Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 6 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

You may also need a resume A resume is a document that summarizes your education, skills, and work experience. If you’ve never held a job before, what could you put on your resume? Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 7 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Make sure you have some good references References are adults (not family members) who know you and can talk about your good qualities. Who would make a good reference for you? Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 8 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

What are two things you should do to prepare for an interview? A job interview is a great time to practice code-switching. Introduce yourself with a firm handshake and make eye contact. Prepare for your interviews in advance Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 9 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

What is one thing you should NOT do during an interview? Think about how to behave during the interview Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 10 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Why is it important to write a thank you note? You can the person who interviewed you or send a handwritten note. After the interview, write a thank you note Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 11 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

Once you’re hired, you need to get a work permit If you are under 18, you need a work permit. The government requires this to encourage young people to stay in school and not start working full-time until they have graduated from high school. Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 12 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.

You’re ready! What will your first step be? Lesson 12, Unit 5 Applications, Interviews, Cover Letters, and Work Permits Page 13 Based on the Plan Ahead educational materials made available by Gap Inc. at and developed in partnership with the Pearson Foundation. Such materials are copyright © 2010–2013 Gap Inc. and all rights are reserved. The Plan Ahead educational materials are provided “AS IS”; Gap Inc. and the Pearson Foundation are not responsible for any modifications made to such materials.