Think about what you have to offer an employer.
What skills do you use in your current job?
What skills do you think you have?
Remember, we talked about what you enjoy doing is normally what you're good at.
So make some notes.
Make some notes about what skills you think you have for for a workplace environment.
It's important to know what your skills are and how they can help you succeed.
When we think about skills, we often talk about hard skills and soft skills.
Soft skills are also known as interpersonal or people skills.
So soft skills are things that you bring to the workplace in terms of your personality.
So you might be a very good listener, a very good communicator.
And you might be persuasive.
These are all soft skills.
Hard skills, on the other hand, are things that you can do.
They are teachable.
They are measurable abilities.
They are things like ability to do maths.
To read.
To write, to read.
To do computer programs.
Let's have a look at some more examples.
Typing.
Speaking.
Fluent Spanish.
Computer programming.
I.T. skills.
Having a driving license.
These are all examples of hard skills.
They are teachable and measurable.
Soft skills, on the other hand.
They're just more about the way that you are.
Let's look at some examples.
Problem solving, creative thinking.
Leadership.
So think about your own skills.
What hard skills and soft skills do you have?
Try to think of three of each.
That's your task now.