1. Job Search

2. Key Terms 1.Body Language – Gestures, posture and eye contact used to express yourself. 2.Job Application – A form that asks questions about a job seeker’s skills, work experience and education. 3.Job Interview – Formal meeting about a possible job between job seeker and employer. 4.Resume – A summary of a job seeker’s personal information that includes career objectives, education, skills, work experiences, recognition, etc.

3. Discuss What are the initial(first) steps you would take to apply for your first job? Video

4. Job Application It is the first impression you make on your possible employer. Make it a good one!

5. Information Be sure to collect all the needed information before you start working on the job application.

6. Completion & Accuracy Leaving an item blank on your application might create a negative impression on the prospective employer. Make sure all the information is correct. Employers might check this information.

7. Grammar & Presentation Neatness, spelling, etc. are part of the first impression. An application with words not spelled correctly, or one that looks like the dog tried to eat it will probably be set aside and you will not be considered for the job.

8. Expectations Employers want someone who is capable of doing the job well. The job application and resume gives you a chance to show that you are the best candidate for the job.