| A | B |
|---|
| Cover Letter | Letter of introduction that is usually included when sending a resume to a prospective employer |
| Browser | Comeputer search engine used to help locate information |
| Chat Room | Online group who exchange information on topics of common interest |
| Networking Letter | Letter written for the purpose of letting people know one is avaliable for employment |
| Passive | Not active |
| Placement Office | Office in a school or college that helps graduates find employment |
| Network | To use one's personal and/or professional contacts to further career goals |
| Professional Organization | Organization made up of individuals with interest in a common field of work or study |
| Trade Publication | Newspaper, magazine, or other print medium published by and for people who work in a specialized trade |
| Employment Agency | Group that helps individuals find jobs |
| Temporary Agency | Employment agency that helps individuals find short-term jobs |
| Volunteer Work | Work done for no monetary compensation |
| Internship | Work done, paid or unpaid, as part of an education training program |
| Contact | Anytime you see, speak with, or communicate with a person |
| Self-Assessment | Process of examining your interests and abilities, as well as personal and professional priorities |
| Personal Priorities | Your beliefs, feelings, and ideas about what is important |
| Professional Priorities | Global aspects of work that are important to a person's satisfaction |
| Resume | Summary of one's skills and experiences |
| Hidden Job Market | Jobs adverised informally through word of mouth |
| Networking | Process of building relationships with people who can help you |
| Teaching Portfolio | Collection of materials that tell a story about one's efforts, progress, and achievements |
| Reference Check | Checking an applicant's character and abilities with former employers |
