YOUTHWORKS
MAKE YOUR PASSION, YOUR FUTURE
Beginning your journey into the working world can be a challenge. We are here to help you. From preparing for the first job to exploring what careers might be good for you we have the resources to get you moving in the right direction. You have either never done this before or have little experience in planning a career. It is OK to say you don’t know. We have the answers for you. Our goal is to keep you moving in the direction of your goals.
Come see us to learn how we can help you. Call ahead to arrange a time 413-858-2818.
RESOURCES
Expand your student’s horizons by letting us introduce them to Google Docs and create a first resume. We work with groups of up to 20 students. They will also be introduced to using Google to find jobs. This is the practical first-step in learning the lifelong skill of career management.
Learn the Dos and Don’ts of Interviewing. What should you do and when should you do it. We will also talk about how to best present yourself as well as what landmines to avoid. Companies do not want to see you as you really are, they want to see an employee. This is about real life interviewing.
Technical skills are needed to find work, get a job offer and develop a career. Google continues to be used by an increasing number of businesses. Google’s online Applied Digital Skills courses will get you moving in the right direction. These ready-to-use video lessons teach digital skills that haveimmediate, real-life application.
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TEACHERS
Expand your student’s horizons by letting us introduce them to Google Docs and create a first resume. We work with groups of up to 20 students. They will also be introduced to using Google to find jobs. This is the practical first-step in learning the lifelong skill of career management.
Your students will learn the Dos and Don’ts of Interviewing. What should they do and when should they do it? We will also talk about how to best present themselves, as well as what landmines to avoid. Companies do not want to see applicants as you really are, they want to see an employee. This is about real life interviewing.
OUR WORKSHOPS DELIVER
Thank You for providing the Interviewing Workshop for the Monson High School students. As usual your presentation was very informative and engaging. I appreciate you reaching out to let us know about the Google Applied Digital Skills. Fantastic content!