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WORKPLACE SKILLS
IDENTIFIED AS BEING IMPORTANT BY THE NATEF
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS RELATED ACADEMIC
SKILLS COMMITTEE FROM THE V-TECS/ILLINOIS
WORKPLACE SKILLS LIST.
DEVELOPING AN EMPLOYMENT PLAN
- Match interests to employment area.
- Match aptitudes to employment area.
- Identify short-term work goals.
- Match attitudes to a job area.
- Match physical capabilities to a job area.
- Demonstrate a drug-free status.
SEEKING AND APPLYING FOR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
- Identify steps in applying for a job.
- Locate employment opportunities.
- Identify job requirements.
- Identify conditions for employment.
- Evaluate job opportunities.
- Prepare a resume.
- Write job application letter.
- Complete job application form.
- Prepare for job interview.
- Dress for job interview.
ACCEPTING EMPLOYMENT
- Apply for social security number.
- Complete state and federal tax forms.
- Complete employees withholding allowance certificate
form W-4.
COMMUNICATING ON THE JOB
- Communicate orally with others.
- Ask questions about task.
- Follow written and oral directions.
- Prepare written communication.
- Interpret the use of body language.
- Use telephone etiquette.
INTERPRETING THE ECONOMICS OF WORK
- Describe responsibilities of an employee.
- Describe responsibilities of employer or management.
- Investigate opportunities and options for business
ownership.
MAINTAINING PROFESSIONALISM
- Participate in employment orientation.
- Treat people with respect.
- Exhibit positive behavior.
- Comply with organizational expectations.
- Comply with company dress and appearance standards.
- Use job-related terminology.
- Participate in meetings in a positive and constructive
manner.
- Assess business image and products/services.
ADAPTING/COPING WITH CHANGE
- Identify the elements of the job transition.
- Exhibit ability to handle stress.
- Recognize need to change or quit a job.
- Write a letter of resignation.
SOLVING PROBLEMS AND CRITICAL THINKING
- Clarify purposes and goals.
- Identify the problem.
- Employ reasoning skills.
- Assess employer and employee responsibility in solving a
problem.
- Evaluate options
- Estimate results of implemented options.
- Set priorities.
- Identify solutions to the problem and their impact.
- Select and implement a solution to a problem.
- Prioritize and organize workloads.
MAINTAINING A SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
- Follow conservation/environmental practices and policies.
- Comply with safety and health rules/procedures.
- Identify hazardous substances in the work place.
- Use and maintain proper tools and equipment.
- Maintain work area.
- Act during emergencies.
DEMONSTRATING WORK ETHICS AND BEHAVIOR
- Follow rules, regulations and policies as established.
- Implement responsibilities of job position.
- Maintain regular attendance.
- Assume responsibility for decisions and actions.
- Demonstrate willingness to learn.
- Practice time management.
- Practice cost effectiveness.
- Apply ethical reasoning.
- Display initiative.
- Display assertiveness.
- Exhibit pride.
DEMONSTRATING TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
- Demonstrate basic keyboarding skills.
- Demonstrate basic knowledge of computing.
- Recognize impact of technological changes on tasks and
people.
MAINTAINING INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
- Value individual diversity.
- Respond to praise or criticism.
- Provide constructive praise or criticism
- Channel and control emotional reactions.
- Resolve conflicts.
- Display a positive attitude.
- Identify and react to sexual intimidation/harassment.
DEMONSTRATING TEAMWORK
- Identify style of leadership used in teamwork.
- Match team member's skills and group activity.
- Work with team members.
- Complete a team task.
- Evaluate outcomes.
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