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Focus On Career Readiness While At College
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  • Being career ready means having skills that
    broadly prepare you to transition from being a
    college student to being an employee, manager, or
    entrepreneur. You will learn these skills during
    your time in school. Being career ready also
    means you can demonstrate these skills when you
    start a job. Learning marketable skills will help
    you find and keep a job and build a career once
    you graduate!

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Hard Skills
  • These skills are domain specific and usually
    measurable skills that are needed to do a job.
    One will learn these skills for the future career
    during the graduation. Hard skills, for example,
    might include building websites, cooking for fine
    dining restaurants, performing statistical
    analysis, learning graphic design, mastering
    math, or understanding art restoration. These are
    also called technical or applied skills.

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Soft Skills
  • These skills are also known as transferable
    skills because you can transfer them to any job
    you have over the course of your career. You will
    learn these skills as you interact with teachers,
    course materials, and other students during your
    courses or through extracurricular activities.
    Soft skills, for example, might include
    listening, reasoning, professionalism, courtesy,
    punctuality, or public speaking.

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You Have Many Career Options, But the Two
significant Conditions to Improve Your Chances of
Getting and Keeping a Job are cited below
  • First, consider looking for a career that
    requires a very high level of skill or
    creativity, such as writing, designing, product
    development, market strategy, or financial
    planning. Employers are always looking for
    creative workers who can use their talents and
    technology to solve business problems and create
    opportunities.
  • Second, you might consider learning a skilled
    trade, such as carpentry, nursing, or auto
    repair. For these careers, you must be physically
    present to provide service, and your required
    skills will be in high demand.

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  • Combining proximity with creativity in a career
    gives you added security Consider that some jobs
    that will exist in the future have not even been
    dreamed up yet! You might change the type of work
    you do over the course of your career. We all
    must be lifelong learners to stay competitive in
    the job market.
  • When it comes to rating the career readiness of
    college graduates, there are differences in
    perception-in some cases, very marked
    ones-between students entering the job market and
    the employers that hire them. 

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There are eight competencies are identified as
constituting career.   They are
  • Professionalism/Work Ethic
  • Oral/Written Communications  
  • Critical Thinking/Problem Solving             
  • Teamwork/Collaboration            
  • Leadership         
  • Digital Technology          
  • Career Management
  • Global/Intercultural Fluency
  • This can be problematic because it suggests that
    employers see skills gaps in key areas whereas
    college students believe that these gaps do not
    exist.

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  • Employers and graduating seniors differ greatly
    when it comes to rating proficiency in
    competencies such as professionalism/work ethic,
    oral/written communications, and leadership as
    students consider themselves much more proficient
    than the employers. The gap between the two
    groups ,according to a survey  seemed  greatest
    when it came to students professionalism and
    work ethic nearly 90percent of students
    considered themselves proficient in this area,
    but less than half of employers agreed.
  • Ironically, the only competency that employers
    rated the proficiency of college graduates higher
    than did graduating seniors is digital
    technology. Employers also believe new hires are
    hitting the mark on teamwork more than
    three-quarters rated new graduates as proficient
    in this competency.

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ThankYou
  • Flyer Placement Services Pvt Ltd.,
  • 134th - First Main Road, K.K.Nagar,
  • Madurai-625020.
  • Mobile 95970 82690,73977 16044
  • Web www.flyerjobs.in
  • Mail hr_at_flyerjobs.in , support_at_flyerjobs.in
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