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Job Skills Guide

Academic Skills What you learn in school –

reading, math, science and writing.

Technical Skills What you learn to perform your

job.

Workplace Skills What business wants you to know

to be a part of their workforce.

Digital Literacy

Basic – use computers and mobile devices, use email, and perform basic web searches.

Intermediate – use productivity software, apps, and online communication tools, or contribute information via the internet.

Technical Professional - implement, monitor, or maintain information technology systems.

Digital Literacy

Knowledge areas include: Security and Privacy Computer or Mobile Device Software and Apps Online Networking and Cloud Technologies

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Combination

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Action Words

Industry Terms

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