Essential Skills: A General Office Vocabulary-Building Workbook
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Contents Introduction MODULE 1 Essential Skills MODULE 2 Welcome to the Team! MODULE 3 Telephones MODULE 4 Photocopiers & Faxes REVIEW 1 Units 1–4 MODULE 5 Records Management MODULE 6 Numeracy: Managing Money MODULE 7 Reference Books MODULE 8 Professional Appearance REVIEW 2 Units 5–8 MODULE 9 Working with Others MODULE 10 Time Management MODULE 11 Digital Literacy MODULE 12 Computers, Internet & Email REVIEW 3 Units 9–12 MODULES 1–12 Word List MODULES 1–12 ANSWER KEY Bibliography
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Improve your vocabulary skills for the office and daily life with an easy-to-follow workbook that teaches you the facts you need to know to complete office tasks.
Jennifer Wilkins, who helps adult learners achieve academic and vocational success as the owner of Pathways Educational Services, an adult learning centre, provides lessons, exercises, and strategies to help you further your career as an office professional.
The workbook includes twelve modules and three review sections. The exercises introduce 365 words that are related to general office work. Each module begins with a list of words and their definitions to help complete the exercises that follow, and there are 142 exercises to complete.
Whether you’re seeking help with a secondary-school business, an English as a Second Language program, or other training geared toward essential skills development, this workbook can help you. Get the tools you need to develop vocabulary and vocational skills, improve reading and oral communication skills, enhance problem-solving skills, and boost spelling and phonics skills.
Success is right around the corner, and getting there can be quick when you use Essential Skills: A General Office Vocabulary-Building Workbook.
About the Author
Jennifer Wilkins is the owner and operator of Pathways Educational Services in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 2000, the company helps adult learners achieve academic and vocational success. Wilkins graduated with degrees in sociology and psychology from Wilfrid Laurier University, is certified to teach English as a Second Language, and is a registered rehabilitation professional. She lives in Waterloo, Ontario.