Search results for ‘Online Reputation’
Online reputation in the workplace
Help students understand how social media can be effectively used to build their personal brand and promote themselves to employers.
Online reputation and social networking lesson (SEND and ALN)
This lesson is designed to help students with SEND/ALN understand how to use their online reputation to create a positive impression with potential employers.
Building a positive online reputation
Help students understand the importance of netiquette and support them in building a positive online reputation.
Know your iRights
Find out which resources support the five key principles that empower and enable young people to be creative, knowledgeable and fearless online.
Personal brand: Building your professional identity
Help young adults develop their skills for work and look at the importance of creating a positive impression through their personal brand.
Leadership
Good leadership styles and effective teamwork can help students excel in their future workplace. Read more about team leader skills in this lesson.
Getting ahead through social media
Head of LifeSkills Kirstie Mackey tells us how social networking is the new networking.
Networking skills lesson
Explain the benefits to and different types of networking, top tips and how inclusive behaviour can support networking skills.
Interview skills
Help students equip themselves with the tools to prepare for interviews, so they can perfect their technique and impress employers.
The career journey
Identify the core transferable skills students need to develop, to aid them on their career journey.
The Journey to your Career (SEND and ALN)
This lesson is designed to help students with SEND/ALN identify the key decisions and stages to consider for their transition into employment.
Listening and speaking (communication)
Understanding the different types and styles of communication is crucial to success in the workplace. Discover how to develop these skills in young people.
How to market your business
Getting your message out is key - from social media to online reviews, word of mouth, local ads and more. Here are our top tips to raise your profile and win new customers.
How to be a cut above the rest in a competitive job market
This blog considers the challenges of a competitive job market and explores how learners can stand our to employers when applying for jobs.
Use your ‘emotional’ skills to compete in a digital world
You’ll be in great demand from employers if you show a high degree of emotional intelligence or ‘EQ’. We take a look at ‘the other kind of smart’.