Able to Work is an essential resource that lists over 100 jobs that require little education and training. Able to Work helps the job seeker recognize the opportunities available for people with specific skills and abilities.
Helpful icons on every job description identify the personal skills and physical needs required by that job. These icons help users easily locate jobs that fit their special requirements. Personal skills identified are: Working with the public; Working closely with people; Operate tools and equipment; Computer skills and typing; Basic math; and Creativity. Physical Needs identified are: Strength; Dexterity; Mobility; Vision; Hearing; and Stamina.
Each job description has the duties listed, as well as the working conditions and entry requirements.
All of the job listings are grouped by industry: Food and Beverage; Health and Personal Service; Sales and Administrative Support; Construction, Production, Mechanics and Repairers; and General Service.
A chapter introduces job search information, including: resumes, job applications, finding job openings; government programs and helpful websites.
Able to Work is written at a low reading level without talking down to the reader. Words which may be difficult for some readers are respelled phonetically to help with comprehension.
208 pages, 8-1/2" X 11", glossary, copyright 2000.
24.95
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