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ACE Module - Networking - SAS#4

It is the full set of modules for SSP. In here you can have your answers with rationalization so that you will understand why that was the answer.

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SSP 006 : Student Success Program

Student Activity Sheet


Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

Lesson title: Networking Materials:


Lesson Objectives: SAS
At the end of the module, I will be able to:
References:
1. understand the career benefits of networking. 2. LifeSkills created with Barclays
create online social networks and expand my
network.

Productivity Tip:

“Start strong! Train your brain�� to shift to work mode by setting a regular time during the day for
your lessons. Set an alarm and stick to your working hours.”

A. CONNECT (Duration: 5 mins)


What type of social media platforms do you often use when communicating with your
friends/classmates/teachers/others?

_______________________________________________________________________________

B. COACH (Duration: 30 mins)

DO
Networking refers to connecting with the right people to advance one’s careers and skills. Think of it as
part of your professional journey. Networking is a two-way communication process. The goal is to build
relationships and allow people to help each other. We use networking for many things: to find a job, to get
some work experience, or to sell something.
Do remember that networking does not only happen in events. Any gathering may be a networking
opportunity. The use of social media (FB, Twitter, Instagram) can also help us grow our network of important
professional contacts.

SSP 006 : Student Success Program


Student Activity Sheet
Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

Please list down your existing social media accounts. (FB, Twitter, Instagram etc.) From each of your
social media accounts, list the professional contact/s you want to tap. Why this person/s?
FB: Jann Edson N. Son
(Ella Naong - because she is very helpful and gives good advices)
IG: ed.sn_
(@Ellafeeeel - because she is very helpful and gives good advices same as in facebook)
X: pogss_
(None)

Sometimes we are shy about reaching out to others, especially strangers. How can you overcome
your shyness to be able to network?
It is sometimes like that because there are a lot of factors to consider. To be able to
overcome shyness, you can try and ask if they are not busy.

SSP 006 : Student Success Program


Student Activity Sheet
Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

Where do you/ your friends/ family members find information about jobs?
They usually find it on the internet, particularly facebook since it is one of the largest
social media platform.

Here are five (5) easy ways to grow your network.

1.Create a professional profile on LinkedIn, Jobs180 and Jobstreet. Use job portals such as LinkedIn,
Jobs180, JobStreet to create your online resume/portfolio. Start connecting with persons/companies you are
interested in.

▪Facebook, Twitter – If you follow the companies or persons that you like, you may be able to find
jobs/opportunities.

▪LinkedIn, Jobs180, Jobstreet and other job portals – Let employers know that you are interesting,
talented, and can contribute. Share your passions, achievements, and work experience (if any).

2.Attend Job Fairs (online or face to face). Check the job fairs near you (Public Employer Service Office,
University’s virtual career fair or recruitment activity). Career fairs are an avenue to meet with your potential
employer and learn about job opportunities.

3.Attend public conferences or workshops. Learn new things each day. Stay informed. Connect with
people you don't usually talk to everyday.

4.Stay active in your community. Know what’s happening in your area. Reach out to others. See how you
can help. Build genuine connections.

5.Do cold calls. “Cold calling” is a strategy to reach out to a potential contact whom you do not know. This
can be done through social media. Most times, the person will not respond. But don’t feel discouraged. Try
another contact. Keep trying until you get a positive response.
NOTE: After this module, start building your network through Linkedin. Follow individuals or companies you
want to be connected with. By your second year, the expectation is that you have already created your LinkedIn
account in your Gen Ed subject (Personal Marketing Tools). If you don’t have one yet, please create your
Linkedin portfolio and start building your network.

SSP 006 : Student Success Program


Student Activity Sheet
Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

C. CHECK (Duration: 20 mins)

THINK
Think of the people you can reach out to. They may or may not be in your circle yet. But it’s always
possible to widen your circle. :)

List down the people who could help you with ideas or career advice. They can be 5 people you know (and
who know you) + 5 who may not know you but want in your network.

Networking Exercise #1: People I KNOW (and who KNOW ME) and can be in my network.
Name Employer Contact Info Notes

1. Ellafel ANA 0905634229


Naong

2. Jowe Potot ANA 0905768754

3. Ma. ANA 09420745616


Angelica
Arcelo

4. Kyle Dayola ANA 09428745790

5. Mon Sunit ANA 09056745438

*Not their real names


Networking Exercise #2: People I DO NOT KNOW and want to network with
Name Employer Contact Info Notes

1. Hero CPE 09055732998


Quijada

2. Minatozaki JYP 09188794553


Sana Entertainment

3. Park Jihyo JYP 09873426587


Entertainment*

4.

5.

*Not their real names/ fictitious

SSP 006 : Student Success Program


Student Activity Sheet
Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

As you reach out to the names that you just listed down, ask yourself these questions and answer them.
What will you ask them?
Can you write a simple letter of recommendation for me? I am currently need of one.

What will you share with them? What can you offer?
I can offer them help when they will also need one.

People Need to Trust You


Every network is built on trust. People may help you get into their network if they trust you. Without that trust,
you may struggle to get beyond the introduction. But for you to be trusted, you need to be trustworthy.

Build Trust By

● Being honest about why you are networking


● Being honest about your skills, abilities and qualifications
● Always being polite and professional
● Showing that you are interested in the other person
● Doing what you promised

ALERT!!! Be mindful of people you want to follow on social media. Do the necessary background checks on
them, if needed. Also, DO NOT give your personal details to strangers. Be wary of scammers.

SSP 006 : Student Success Program


Student Activity Sheet
Name:______________________________________________________________ Class number:
_ Section: __________________________ Schedule: _______
_________________________ Date:_______________

REFLECT
(Duration: 10 mins)

Mind your social media manners!

Employers check your social media accounts. You need to behave in a way that will help you get employed.
Don’t let employers get the wrong first impression about you! Try to reflect on the following reminders.

● Never engage in heated arguments online.


● Be mindful of what you post on your page (and in other people’s pages).
● Do not overshare. Keep personal details private.
● Interact with empathy and respect.
● Check your tone.
● Always keep your pictures wholesome.

Visit the FB Career and Linkages page. For questions and concerns, feel free to reach out to your
local Alumni and Corporate Engagement (ACE) person.

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