DRAFT WEM Info Session Oct 2011 Mini Version
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Reading @ Work
Including:– Work instructions– E-mails and memos– Policies– Reports– Health and safety manuals
Document Use @ WorkIcons
Labels
Lists
Tables
Forms
Graphs
Signs
Maps
Gauges
Images
Schedules
Schematics
Touch screens
Technical drawings
Document Use @ Work
Finding & using information
Putting in information where it is needed
Constructing information displays
Numeracy @ Work
Using numbers and thinking mathematically to:
• Measure
• Make calculations
• Estimate
• Work with money
• Analyze numerical trends
• Create schedules and budgets
Writing @ Work
Using the written word to create a clear message
• Filling in forms• Writing memos,
notes, short letters and paragraphs
• Using a computer• Writing extended text
Oral Communication @ Work
Talking with others to
• Give and exchange information and ideas
• Ask questions
• Give directions
• Coordinate work tasks
• Explain and persuade
• Includes Listening
Thinking Skills @ WorkThinking skills include:
• Problem Solving
• Job Task Planning and Organizing
• Finding Information
• Critical Thinking
• Significant Use of Memory
• Decision Making
Using a thinking process to
•solve problems
•conceptualize solutions
•organize and plan
•find needed information
•be logical
•remember things
•make decisions
Digital Technology @ Work
Using information and communication technology
Continuous Learning @ Work
Applying strategies which support workplace learning and the ability to adapt to change
Working with Others @ Work
Leading and coordinating or collaborating with others on work activities
Workplace Essential Skills: Why should I care?
The workplace needs skilled workers who are efficient, effective and adaptable
Individuals need the skills required for success at work
In order to complete globally, Manitoba needs a skilled workforce