Where Do I Fit In?
For Middle School to High School Students

It’s important for a teen to have a sound understanding of the world of work and how they can fit into the future workforce. the point is made that we do best what we really want to do. So how do we gather information about ourselves? To do this well, we must look at our interests, goals and values, preferred activities, lifestyle and personality. How does school fit into the equation? Where Do I Fit In? explores all these issues with clear discussions and graphics. Supporting duplicating masters will be shipped in June, 2004 to all orders. Approximately 20 minutes, ©2004. Part of the Get A Job! A Guide for Teens video series.

The Easy Way to Write a Resume
For Middle School - High School students

Did you know you have about 20 seconds to grab a prospective employer with your resume? Writing a resume is one of the most difficult tasks a person must do and there is a lot of pressure to do it well. So how do you help students write a resume? First, a student has to understand the purpose of a resume. We have broken this down into simple steps: Information Gathering: Writing an Objective Statement; How to Take Real Life Experiences and Translate them into Job Skills; How to Sell Yourself by Using Power words; Tips for a Polished Resume, Meeting Your Goals and Cover Letters. Approximately 20 minutes, ©2004.

The How To's of Looking and Applying for Jobs
For Middle School - High School Students

Where does one go to look for jobs? Various techniques common for teens are covered: networking with family and friends, classifieds, internet and the common technique of dropping in on the business to ask if they have any openings. Utilizing the phone, computer and word of mouth are al important when looking for a job. This video also reviews how to fill out an application, mailing out resumes, follow-up calls, picking references and record keeping during the job hunt. Supporting duplicating masters will be shipped in June, 2004 to all orders. Approximately 20 minutes, ©2004.

Successful Interviewing: The Do's and Don'ts
For Middle School and High School Students
 

A job interview can be the most crucial 15 minutes in a job search. And, it is usually the most anxious 15 minutes. The interview is the culmination of hard work and with a little preparation, it can be a person’s time to shine. Watching this video will give the student viewer examples of right and wrong ways to interview, including how to dress, greeting people, being on time and how to answer the obvious questions like “tell me about yourself”. You never have a second chance for a first impression, so being prepared will gain confidence and increase the chances of success! Supporting duplicating masters will be shipped in June, 2004 to al orders. Approximately 20 minutes, ©2004.

Teens at Work and Money Management
For Middle School - High School Students

There are two parts to this video: Keeping the Job and Understanding Your Paycheck. How to keep a job is broken down into simple “rules”: be on time; know what is expected of you (and ask questions if you don’t know); work hard; don’t gossip, dress appropriately; and, do you best.
When someone first starts getting a paycheck, it can be confusing to understand what happens to the money that seems to disappear. What do teens do with their paycheck? Some spend it on video games, food and movies while others save. This video helps young people understand their goals, which will help them budget and plan what to do with their money instead of spending it and always being broke. Even some adults need reminding of this lesson! Includes supporting duplicating masters (to be shipped by June 2004). Approximately 20 minutes, copyright 2004.