Interview Skills shows how the same criteria for speaking and listening apply to this type of reactive communication.
Subjects: Career Development and Counseling
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Ten Things Not to do in an Interview
This engaging program counts down the top ten things not to do in a job interview.
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The Group Interview
The group interview is becoming an increasingly common form of first interview for a range of positions. In this program we see how Australian retail giant Coles Myer and leading accounting firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers conduct their group interviews and hear from their recruitment experts, providing students with valuable insight into how a group interview is run and pointers on how to perform well in such an interview.
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First Aid One: Basic Life Support
Administering first aid can involve many different skills. First and foremost comes the correct response to an emergency situation where life may be in immediate danger. The program covers the following vital procedures: Responding to emergencies, Primary and Secondary Survey, Expired Air Resuscitation (EAR), Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and Management of life-threatening external bleeding.
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First Aid Two: Outdoor Injuries
There are several types of injury and illness that are more prevalent in summer. This comprehensive program shows clearly and concisely how to manage heat related illness: cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke, near drowning, spinal injury and venomous bites and stings. In addition it looks at the opposite of heat illness – cold illness – to provide complete coverage for those who spend their time in the outdoors.
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The Future Starts Here: The Future of Work and You
The one thing we do know about work in the future is that it’s going to be radically different. We can expect to change jobs, careers and even countries more often. We may well work from home on a contract basis, we probably won’t have a desk to call our own, we’ll communicate more through video conferencing, we’ll work more in teams more rather than individually, we’ll be very unlikely to work in manufacturing which will be mostly off-shore, work will be more family-friendly and people who are flexible and creative problem solvers will probably have the world at their feet. A great program for those preparing for a new age of work.
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Going Places: Careers in Food Technology and Home Economics
This program presents interviews with professionals in the food technology and hospitality industry. Topics include career paths, skills needed to advance and recent industry trends.
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Email Etiquette
There is little doubt that email is an extremely useful innovation that has changed, and continues to change, the way we communicate. However, the fact that email is different to both voice and paper based communications can be a source of frustration for many people. This up to date program gives viewers an understanding of the conventions that have been developed by email users over the years to facilitate effective communication. In addition, the program exposes many of the myths that exist regarding such issues as email privacy, and warns of possible dangers when using email. The words ‘Spamming’ and ‘Flaming’ may not make sense to many people, but chances are they’ve come across examples of this type of behavior in their email usage. The animated ‘cyber-postman’, who features throughout the program, has seen every example of bad email usage you could imagine. With his assistance we provide a comprehensive introduction to the etiquette of using email.
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Defining Bullying in the Workplace
Using dramatized scenes and interviews with a variety of industry experts, this program demonstrates some of the many forms of workplace bullying and offers a sound framework to help understand the nature, causes and effects of workplace bullying.
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Addressing Bullying in the Workplace
This program looks at strategies that can be implemented to prevent and manage bullying in the workplace and investigates some of the important aspects of the development of a policy and procedures to deal with bullying.