Essential Skills Manual - Automotive Service Technician

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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY NAME: COMPUTER USE 1. Do you use a computer at home? at work? DATE: 2. Do you use any computerized equipment/ systems at work, for example, engine analyzers or diagnostic scanners? 3. Do you know the “language” used to describe computers, for example, monitor, software, hardware, word processing, database? 4. Do you use a computer to: Need help Find information on the Internet? Send and receive email, including attachments? Write a memo or a letter using word processing software? Manage mileage claims or inventories? Page 100 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN NOC 7321 YES NO Can do alone Can help an apprentice Automotive Service Technician NOC 7321
ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY Writing ASSESSOR’S ANSWER KEY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN Page 101 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN NOC 7321 The first questions in the writing section are examples taken directly from the Essential Skills Profile for the trade and range in difficulty from simple to more complex. The scale used for self assessment of these skills reflects the stages of learning: “need help, can do alone and can help an apprentice.” The second part requires the apprentice to provide a brief personal writing sample by composing 5-6 sentences. Criteria for evaluating the sample are: • Does the apprentice use print or cursive writing? • Is the writing legible? • Can the apprentice do the activity easily or does he/she struggle to write a sentence or two? • Can the apprentice put his/her thoughts on paper in a logical order? • Can the apprentice use punctuation correctly? • Can the apprentice spell correctly? • Can the apprentice use correct grammar? Automotive Service Technician NOC 7321
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Essential Skills Manual Automotive
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ABOUT TRADE ESSENTIALS Trade Essent
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Ken Zakem (Cook) Rod Lukeman (Cook)
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY ASSESSOR
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We need assessment and training so
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Gather the supplies you need prior
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The Essential Skills Inventory prov
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Education is what remains after one
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY INTAKE F
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY POST INV
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY APPENDIX
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY Kinesthe
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY pi (π)
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY METRIC P
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Essential Skills Inventory
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY NAME: Le
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY TECHNICA
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY NAME: TE
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS NUMERACY Automotiv
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS NUMERACY CHECKLIST
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS PRINCIPLES OF MATH
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR APPRENTICES OC
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS ORAL COMMUNICATION
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR APPRENTICES CU
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS COMPUTER USE GUIDE
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR APPRENTICES W1
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS WRITING GUIDELINES
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TECHNICAL SKILLS INVENTORY (TSI) TA
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Timeline The first night of class D
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Activity Preparation TECHNICAL SKIL
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Direction TECHNICAL SKILLS INVENTOR
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Feedback TECHNICAL SKILLS INVENTORY
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Why complete a TSI? TECHNICAL SKILL
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