Soft Skills

 

"Soft Skills" is the eighth video in the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis series, No-Frills Money Skills. The video stresses the importance of academic preparedness and introduces soft skills and professionalism. By viewing examples using several workplace scenarios, students learn the about the importance of soft skills in the workplace, including communication, cooperation, professionalism, work ethic, and many others. Students learn several key concepts about interviewing for, obtaining, and keeping a job.

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No-Frills Money Skills is a video series that covers a variety of personal finance topics. The brief videos use clear, simple language and graphic elements so that students can better visualize the personal finance content being presented. In the end, they will see how important these concepts are to their everyday lives.

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Education Level: 6-8 9-12 Non-educators
Subjects: Career and Technical Education Personal Finance
Concepts: Employment Income Human Capital
Resource Types: Video
Languages: English
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