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ESSENTIAL SKILLS DOCUMENT USE GUIDELINES Page 135 Automotive Service Technician NOC 7321 drawings to supplement information on work orders or to provide instructions to apprentices. They may use sketches to further explain vehicle problems when dealing with customers. For background information on Document Use and how documents are used in the Automotive Service trade, visit these sites: http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplaceskills/essential_skills/general/home.sh tml (Human Resource Skills Development Canada) http://www.red-seal.ca/Site/trades/analist_e.htm (The Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program/ National Occupational Analyses) The following websites con tain automotive-rela ted content w hich ma y be used a s an additional document use forum. Automotive-related Online Websites: http://autoshop101.com/ (Key resource for diagrams, drawings, tables, etc.) http://www.keyskillssupport.net/search/Resource-25836.aspx (Key Skills for the Motor Vehicle Trade) Automotive Service Technician NOC 7321
ESSENTIAL SKILLS DOCUMENT USE GUIDELINES DU1 Use Lists Upon completion of this objective, learners will be able to: 1.1 define lists 1.2 identify purpose 1.3 locate information in lists 1.4 interpret information in lists 1.5 create lists 1.6 evaluate lists for effectiveness Suggested Strategies and Activities: Page 136 Automotive Service Technician NOC 7321 Identify presence and uses of lists in Automotive Service trade documents Find examples and extract information from the four types of lists (simple, combined, intersected and nested) Analyze lists and determine degree of difficulty (i.e., simple or complex) Create lists to organize and compare information by category (i.e., tools, materials and special equipment for each installation) Differentiate between lists and tables Examine structure and components of a variety of lists Encourage learners to share their knowledge and experiences Non-contextualized Resources: The Language of Documents-A Guide to Information Display in the Workplace Document Use Refresher for Apprentices (Module 2) Applied Communication Skills for the Construction Trades Contextualized Resources: IPT’s Safety First Handbook (Book One) Technical Resources: Automotive Technology: Principles, Diagnosis, and Service, Canadian Edition Automotive Technology: A Systems Approach, 4 th Edition (with CD Rom) Individual Learning Module 090105d- Automotive Service Technician-Disc Brake Systems-Brake Systems-First Period Individual Learning Module 090105e-Automotive Service Technician-Power Brakes- Brake Systems-First Period Individual Learning Module 090201s-Automotive Service Technician-Engine Diagnosis- Engines-Second Period Individual Learning Module 090305a-Automotive Service Technician-Diesel Fuel Injection Systems (Mechanical)-Diesel Fuel Systems-Third Period 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 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: DO
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DOCUMENT USE ESSENTIAL SKILLS AUTOM
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NUMERACY S-1 ESSENTIAL SKILLS AUTOM
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ORAL COMMUNICATION ESSENTIAL SKILLS
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Essential Skills Answer Key
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS INVENTORY Learning
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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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