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This guide explains how you and your students can use multiple tutorials to build career skills. It includes three distinct learning plans you can follow and adapt for instruction in a classroom, with a small group, or with individuals. Each plan addresses a specific set of skills students may be interested in acquiring.
The plans include topics ranging from preparing for a job search and the application process to developing career-related skills.
Each plan has four components:
This lesson path is geared toward students who are preparing to enter the job market and need help creating application materials. The focus is on writing or revising a resume and cover letter and completing a job application rather than the broader job search. This path is ideal for students who are entering the workforce for the first time or returning to it after a prolonged absence.
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Other GCFLearnFree.org tutorials you may want to use:
This learning path is similar to preparing a resume and job application but is intended for a longer class. It focuses on the broader job search process, as well as writing/revising and completing a job application. This path is ideal for students who are currently engaged in the job search or who have been looking for jobs for some time.
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Other GCFLearnFree.org tutorials you may want to use:
This learning path is designed for students who are looking to improve their computer skills in order to gain professional employment. The path includes our tutorials on basic typing, mouse, and computer skills. For students who want to develop further computer skills or for those whose computer skills are more advanced, we recommend incorporating material from our Technology and Microsoft Office tutorials.
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Other GCFLearnFree.org tutorials you may want to use:
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