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CAREERS PUBLIC SAFETY Introduction to Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security UNIT 1

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Careers Public Safety. Introduction to Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security UNIT 1. Why are grammar and sentence mechanics important to your future?. Introduction: Read Aloud: WANNA GET HIRED? Discuss grammar and sentence mechanics. Work: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CAREERS PUBLIC SAFETYIntroduction to Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security UNIT 1

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Why are grammar and sentence mechanics important to your future?

Introduction: 1. Read Aloud: WANNA GET HIRED?2. Discuss grammar and sentence mechanics. Work:1. Teach the importance of effective writing,

speaking, listening, reading, and interpersonal procedures.

2. Grammar Test3. Create an argument against the lesson Closing: ANSWER ESSENTIAL QUESTION.

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DO NOT COPY THIS!

OMG, dose ne 1 else feel lik its ttly hard to get a job wit such bad grammar? LOL I feel lik sometimes our genaration has grown so use to constantly txting and using facebook that we forget most of that grammar junk. I mean how wil grammar effect how someone goin to consider me for a job?

DO NOT COPY THIS!

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Benefits of Effective Communication

Benefits of Effective Communication:1. Present the best you!2. Give yourself credibility!3. Sound intelligent!4. Earn opportunities=$!

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BAD GRAMMAR I will not hire someone who uses bad

grammar. – Kyle Wiens I will not hire grammar slobs. –

Anonymous Credibility is essential – Anita Bruzzese

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Verbal Communication Listen1. Eye contact/posture2. Message heard/Message Received3. Understand tone4. Read non-verbals Speak1. Eye contact/posture2. Confidence3. Clarity (Grammar, Annunciation)4. Read non-verbals

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Why is it important for you to be able to problem solve?

Introduction:1. Read Aloud: WHY KIDS DROP OUT OF

SCHOOL2. Discuss solutions to school drop outs. Work:1. Teach the importance of problem solving2. Team building/Problem Solving Activities Closing: ANSWER ESSENTIAL QUESTION

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Why problem solve? Innovation is a priority for employers

today. Nearly all employers surveyed (95%) say

they give hiring preference to college graduates with skills that will enable them to contribute to innovation in the workplace.

More than nine in ten agree that “innovation is essential” to their organization’s continued success.

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Why problem solve? Innovation: The process of translating

an idea or invention into a good or service that creates value or for which customers will pay.

You need experience before you can innovate/problem solve!

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LETS TRY IT! Please follow my instructions to the

letter. Please remember classroom rules. Be part of the solution. Be respectful. Be heard. Be attentive.

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How do your values affect your employability?

Introduction:1. Read Aloud: YOUR PERSONAL VALUES2. Discuss results of personal values. Work:1. Teach Employable Values2. Work Readiness Self-Survey Closing: ANSWER ESSENTIAL QUESTION

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Desirable Values Integrity: Doing the right thing when no one is

looking. Honesty: Telling the truth to yourself and

others. Accountability: Accepting responsibility for

your actions. Punctuality: Being on time. Time Management: Using time wisely. Respect for Diversity: Treating others how you

want to be treated.

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How about you? What is your image?1. Unprofessional- Late- Inconsiderate- Dress for attention2. Professional- Punctual- Prepared- Dressed for Success

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How about you? Do You?1. Lie2. Cheat3. Steal4. Quit5. Take advantage of others6. Worry only about your selfTHESE VALUES MAKE YOU UNEMPLOYABLE

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What Criminal Justice Career(s) are you interested in? Why?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss law and protective service

careers WORK:1. Teach Careers and Career Plan2. Complete an Individual Career Plan CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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Local Police Officer/Sherriff’s Deputy Corrections Officer 911 Communications Officer Fire Fighter EMS/Paramedic

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StateState Georgia State Police Capitol Police

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Federal Federal Bureau of Investigations Department of Homeland Security Central Intelligence Agency Federal Marshals

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Private/Civilian Private Security Criminologist Polygraph Examiner Loss Prevention Officer

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Entrepreneur Innovate within the industry! Do it better! Do it cheaper! Do it more efficiently!

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What does it mean to be employable?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss law and protective service careers WORK:1. Teach Careers and Career Plan2. Complete an Individual Career Plan CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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Employable A set of skills, knowledge and personal

attributes that make an individual more likely to secure and be successful in their chosen occupation(s) to the benefit of themselves, the workforce, the community and the economy.

What do these terms mean? Are you employable? Can you choose?

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Career Plan A Career Plan Allows YOU to CHOOSE! Lack of plan creates a situation where

someone is choosing for you. FRUSTRATING

A career plan consists of:What do I want to

do/be/achieve?

What are my current

attributes that will help me reach my

goals?

What attributes do

I need to obtain to reach my

goals?

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How does a job application affect your employability?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss job applications WORK:1. Teach Job Applications2. Complete a Job Application CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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What is a job application? The job application is a legally defensible

listing of your job applicant’s employment history, educational background, degrees, qualifications, references, and more.

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What are the elements of an effective cover letter?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss Cover Letters WORK:1. Teach Cover Letters2. Create a Cover Letter CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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What is a cover letter? A cover letter introduces you,

explains your purpose for writing, highlights a few of your experiences or skills, and requests an opportunity to meet personally with the potential employer.

FORMAT IS EVERYTHING! SPELLING IS EVERYTHING! GRAMMAR IS EVERYTHING! PUNCTUATION IS EVERYTHING!

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What are the elements of an effective resume?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: Big Interview » 13 Resume Mistakes That Make You Look Dumb Comments Feed2. Discuss Resumes WORK:1. Teach Resumes2. Create a Resume CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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Elements A resume is a summary of your

experiences and skills relevant to the field of work you are entering.

We will be creating a Chronological Resume.

Lesson 10 Writing A ResumeResumes and Cover Letters for High School Students - ReadWriteThink

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What are the elements of an effective Thank You letter?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss Resumes WORK:1. Teach Resumes2. Create a Resume CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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Elements A thank you letter is written and sent within

24 hours of the interview! A thank you letter is personalized!Paragraph 1: Thank you for the interview!Paragraph 2: Why you are best candidate!Paragraph 3: Any information you missed during the interview. (Aviod unless asked for)Paragraph 4: Reiterate your appreciation for being considered for the position.SAME FORMAT AS COVER LETTER

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What would you do to prepare for a job interview?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss Interviews/CareersWORK:1. Teach Interviews/Careers2. Practice for Interview3. Create Career PortfolioCLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL QUESTION

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Interview An interview is a simply a dialogue between

two parties, each with something to offer and also with a need to be met. It is not a 1-way question and answer session, it is in fact a 2-way conversation and you are a key player.

BE Prepared! BE Presentable! BE Proactive! BE Personable!

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How do I dress for an Interview?

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What is the importance of a Career Portfolio?

A career portfolio is a visual representation of your abilities, skills, capabilities, knowledge, qualities - and it represents your potential.

The portfolio provides "evidence" of your potential by demonstrating what you accomplished in the past.

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How do I keep my job/career? Be on time Meet deadlines Submit high-quality work Accept constructive criticism Show initiative Ask questions if you don’t understand

something Develop/Improve Constantly Understand the PROCESS

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How do you react to or deal with stress?

INTRODUCTION:1. Read Aloud: ?????2. Discuss Stress WORK:1. Teach Stress2. Practice Interviews/Complete Career Portfolio CLOSING: ANSWER ESSENTIAL

QUESTION

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What is stress? Stress is simply a reaction to a stimulus

that disturbs our physical or mental equilibrium.

Whether it’s real or imagined – the body's defenses kick into high gear in a rapid, automatic process known as the “fight-or-flight” reaction, or the stress response.

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How can I relax?

Bill Cosby Drinking – YouTube Take Care of yourself before the stress

starts! Exercise Play Eat Right Sleep Preparation=Less Stress