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The document outlines an employability skills portfolio template for a career development course. It includes three main sections: basic skills, teamwork skills, and personal management skills. For each section, the student must select relevant items from a list to demonstrate their communication, information management, problem solving, teamwork, positive attitude, responsibility, adaptability, and commitment to lifelong learning skills.

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Career Development 2201: Name

The document outlines an employability skills portfolio template for a career development course. It includes three main sections: basic skills, teamwork skills, and personal management skills. For each section, the student must select relevant items from a list to demonstrate their communication, information management, problem solving, teamwork, positive attitude, responsibility, adaptability, and commitment to lifelong learning skills.

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Career Development 2201

Name : ________________________

Employability Skills Portfolio


I. Basic Skills

a. Communication Skills (include 2 items)


a letter of recommendation from a teacher, a school principal, or a school
guidance counsellor
a graph that you prepared as part of a project or an assignment in any other
course
a photo of a visual presentation that you made to a group of students
the text of a speech that you made
a letter to the editor of a newspaper that you wrote
the text of a research project that you did for another course
a letter of recommendation from a former employer
a formal letter of application for a job
a sample of a project in Art that you did
a business card that you created
the most recent transcript of your marks
a curriculum vit
b. Information Management Skills (include 1 item)
a printed page of a homepage (html) that you created
proof that you are competent with a word processor (Microsoft Word, Corel
WordPerfect, etc.)
c. Problem Solving Skills (include 2 items)
an assessment by a teacher of a project or an assignment where you had to
identify a problem and then explore possible solutions to this problem
a sample of a Science Fair project where you had to use scientific reasoning,
mathematical skills or technological skills to solve a problem
proof that you have acquired a specialized skill ( Drivers License, any other
license or permit, etc. )
a business plan that you made for a entrepreneurship project

II. Teamwork Skills


a. Working with others (include 2 items)
a sample of a group project of which you were a member
proof that you are/were a member in an organization
proof of your role as a leader in an organization
a letter from a teacher, a school principal or an employer where your
contribution is singled out
proof of your participation in an organization where you can explain how
decisions were made with others input
a certificate in leadership training

III. Personal Management Skills

a. Proof of positive attitude (include 2 items)


a letter of recommendation from a teacher, a school principal or an employer
where your positive attitude toward learning is singled out
proof of participation in an organized sporting activity
a personal exercise timetable
results from your values inventory (BLM 22 or page 54 in the textbook)
proof of your initiative
b. Being responsible (include 2 items)
a letter from a teacher, a school principal or a former employer where your
ability to set and achieve goals is singled out
proof of your ability to manage time well
recognition of perfect attendance
proof of being able to manage money ( investments, stock market portfolios,
etc. even simulations in school)
a sample of a daily agenda where you show your ability to set and achieve goals
proof of community volunteer work
c. Being able to adapt (include 2 items)
an example of one of your creative activities that you used to achieve a task
proof of being able to adapt to change
an example of having learned from your mistakes
d. Being committed to life-long learning (include 2 items)
proof of commitment to life-long learning ( registration in courses offered
outside of school )
an inventory of your strengths and weaknesses
a plan of your future goals in education
proof of career planning ( goals and priorities sought )
an inventory of your employment interests

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