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41 media results found for 'employment'

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Man wearing trousers with suspenders and a white captain's hat faces camera and uses sign language, touching his index finger to open palm. Caption. Of independence to earn the fruits of their labor.

People of the deaf community have always been employed in various careers. This episode highlights many examples of jobs held by people of the deaf community throughout history. Some individuals became teachers after graduating from school. Others...Read More

2 men in workwear stand next to 1 another in a warehouse filled with machinery. Caption. Yeah, well, you did a good job.

This video explains the concept of professionalism with specific focus on conduct at work. Students receive tips for demonstrating professional behavior at work including punctuality and mastery of skills. Part of the "Mastering Soft Skills for Wo...Read More

Young woman looks at camera and parts lips in mid-speech. Caption. Ideal employees can think critically and creatively.

Students learn how to solve problems in a variety of ways in the workplace. They will explore how to properly tell the difference between criticism, praise, and feedback. This video also reviews strategies for making ethical decisions, solving pro...Read More

2 men in suits shake hands and speak to 1 another in a crowded room. Caption. And we scheduled a follow-up interview.

This video focuses on the process of networking and its relevance and importance to career development. Students will learn about taking initiative and overcoming fear, informational interviewing, and potential guidelines to consider when using so...Read More

Woman in a suit opens her mouth as she speaks to a person whose back faces camera. Caption. And I'll be sure to tell them what a wonderful job you did.

In this segment, students explore the importance of teamwork to workplace success and the specific role each individual on a team plays. They also learn about positive teamwork behavior and discover how their own conduct can impact others on a tea...Read More

Split screen. Young man on the left leans back in a chair and smiles as he gestures toward himself. On the right he wears a suit and looks disapprovingly toward the screen on the left. Caption. Or would you, like, uh, hire, me?

Students learn the importance of enthusiasm and having a positive attitude in the workplace. Strategies are given for turning negative thinking into positive thinking. Students also learn tips for displaying enthusiasm during an interview and on t...Read More

Woman in a blue polo shirt with yellow lanyard looks and smiles at camera. In the background, another woman in a red polo shirt faces a woman sitting at a cash register. Caption. Good communication skills are important for everyone.

Communication is a key soft skill and is essential for all jobs. Students will explore how they provide information to others as well as consider how others may prefer to receive information. Part of the "Mastering Soft Skills for Workplace Succes...Read More

Grid of 6 video insets that each feature a person speaking in a different setting. Caption. These are the skills to pay the bills!

This introductory video provides a synopsis of the series and highlights the importance of mastering soft skills. Part of the "Mastering Soft Skills for Workplace Success" series.

Man sits for an interview in front of a dark teal background. Text reads, “Aaron West. Computer Network Administrator.”

The video "Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight--Computer Network Administrator" offers a comprehensive overview of the role of a Computer Network Administrator, presented by Aaron West, a senior network engineer. Key topics discussed inclu...Read More

Man sits for an interview in a room with a red couch, many plants, and computers behind him. Text reads, “Mike Nicholaides. Computer Programmer.”

The video "Career Q&A: Professional Advice and Insight--Computer Programmer" features insights from Mike Nicholaides, a computer programmer at PromptWorks. This educational video explores the role of computer programmers in developing software, in...Read More

Still image from: Roots of Resistance: Work Week

The video "Roots of Resistance: Work Week" delves into the evolution of the modern work week and the key historical contexts that shaped it. Centered around the struggles and triumphs of labor movements, the video explores the harsh realities face...Read More

Still image from: Talking Jobs - Tech: How Do I Land a Job in Tech?

The video "Talking Jobs - Tech: How Do I Land a Job in Tech?" by Mary Williams delves into various roles within the tech industry, offering insights into career pathways. It covers essential tech occupations like software development, cybersecurit...Read More

Still image from: Talking Jobs - Tech: How Is AI Creating Jobs?

"Talking Jobs - Tech: How is AI Creating Jobs?" explores the significant impact of artificial intelligence on job creation. Hosted by Mary Williams, the video demystifies AI, explaining its core functions: adapting, reasoning, and problem-solving....Read More

Woman wearing an orange vest and white hard hat speaks to a man wearing an orange jacket and yellow hard hat at an outdoor construction site. She motions to a tablet in her hand next to a blueprint and 3, D model.

Most employers want to create a pleasant work atmosphere where employees are happy, respectful, and excel to their fullest potential. Considering an employer never wants words or actions to divert from workplace performance, leaders must take acti...Read More

Cartoon illustrations of a man and woman standing on either side of text that reads, "Public and Private options available."

Job centers focus on helping connect employers with job seekers. In some cases that means providing or facilitating job training. In others, it may mean a holistic, one-stop approach to supporting the job seeker throughout the process of securing ...Read More

Young man talks directly into camera with eyebrows raised. Caption. Keeps track of the jobs I'm applying for.

Shows how to conduct a comprehensive job search using the major channels for employment openings: classified ads (online and print), agencies (e.g., college placement services), networking and personal contacts, and direct application to employers...Read More

Black woman smiles and looks directly into camera.

What job skills are employers looking for? The transition to employment depends on the skills you have or can develop. Fundamental skills include: the basics (reading, writing/communication, math); thinking and problem-solving skills; personal qua...Read More

Todd, the narrator for the Getting a Job series, faces camera and uses sign language. Next to him, an image of people wearing business attire smiling and standing in a line. Caption. So whom should you ask to serve as a reference for you?

What is the purpose of references? In this segment, viewers learn who to include on a reference list, the purpose of references, whether employers even contact references, and what the employer hopes to learn from talking with them. Part of the "G...Read More

Performer Linsay Darnall, Jr. provides information about important events in deaf history. In authentic period costumes, he uses his knowledge of history and storytelling skills to recreate past events. Some topics covered include: education, reli...Read More

Slide shows green text on a dark background that reads, "Safety rules."

This short program on safety rules explains how employers and employees can make the workplace safe. It also features an open-ended question to generate discussion and idea sharing. Part of the "Toolbox Talks" series.

Black text on a white background reads, "Sarah Taylor, Great Oaks Career Campuses."

What skills do employers most look for in new hires? This episode answers this question for students and their families. Part of the "Finding Your Pathway for Parents" series.

Woman seated at a desk holds a landline phone receiver to her ear. Next to her, a tiny American flag.

Want to be a success at work? Develop good work habits such as: positive attitude, punctuality, appropriate dress, task dependability, and honesty. Employers want workers who cooperate, communicate well, and contribute.

Man drives a forklift loaded with a pallet of wood 2 by fours over a dirt lot. In the background, are wood frame walls and structures. Some frames have covered white insulated panels.

A resource manager has many roles, including recruiting, screening, and training job applicants. They also act as a liaison between employers and employees. Part of the "Career Connections" series.

Todd, the narrator for the Getting a Job series, faces camera and uses sign language. Next to him, an image of a ticket with the word, Success. Caption. And I want you to learn more about the options that you have.

In this segment, viewers learn about employment support programs. It focuses on the Social Security Administration's Ticket to Work Program. Part of the "Getting a Job for Students Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing!" training module.

Woman in a tan blazer looks at camera, standing in an office setting. Caption. How do you answer questions related to your disability?

Explores techniques for making the best possible impression with potential employers through resumes, applications, and cover letters. Addresses the questions: What do you want a potential employer to know, or not know, about you? Should you revea...Read More

Hands paging through a portfolio of images. Caption. Narrator. By keeping your portfolio up to date.

Years before someone lands his/her first job, developing a career portfolio should be a priority. A career portfolio is a collection of documents that provides evidence of a job seeker's interests and skills both specific to a particular job and g...Read More

Man faces camera and gestures in sign language, 1 closed fist with one thumb out pointing down, the other closed and tapping behind. Caption. And being a team player.

Helps job seekers prepare for employment interviews. Outlines characteristics and qualities of a successful candidate. Gives tips on what to do before, during, and after an interview. Lists common mistakes candidates make during interviews. Demons...Read More

Young man sits inside a lavish motor coach and faces towards camera. Text on image reads, "Ray. Boss man." Caption. They were raggedy, they weren't very fabulous.

It's a job getting a job and "Biz Kid$" is here to help. Learn tips and tricks for writing a great resume, dressing for success, and nailing the interview. Get the inside scoop on what employers look for from a young entrepreneur who manages 200 e...Read More

Man wearing glasses and a dark collared shirt looks forward and to the side while speaking. A suit jacket hangs on a bar behind him.

Workers with computer skills have the best job prospects among those seeking employment as machinists and tool die makers. A die shop machinist offers a close up of a computer numerical control (CNC) die shop. Part of the "Career Connections" seri...Read More

Woman sitting at a desk works on a desktop computer. Next to her, sheets of paper and a keyboard with Post-it notes attached to the monitor stand. A bulletin board is in the background.

Join a community training supervisor for a busy day of on-site visits. She meets with and helps individuals with developmental disabilities find employment. Learn about the education requirements needed to pursue a career in this field. Part of th...Read More

Todd, the narrator for the Getting a Job series, faces camera and uses sign language. Next to him, an image of an application form. Caption. Applications come in different forms.

What is the purpose of a job application? This segment focuses on job applications and looks at how they are used by employers. Job seekers need to make sure they are thorough, neat, and accurate when filling out an application. Part of the "Getti...Read More

Woman sits at a desk while speaking to a man in an office setting. Caption. How much money would you like to deposit?

Billy Seago, Mr. Bravo, and Scott introduce money and banking signs as they make a deposit. The Cultural Notes focus on improved employment opportunities for the deaf due to TTY and interpreter availability. The Grammatical Notes show the signi...Read More