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State of Wisconsin Release 13-01 April 3, 2013 |
Report this activity for applicants and participants who are engaged in classes/activities specifically designed to prepare them for work. Activities are geared at learning general workplace expectations, work behavior and job retention skills necessary to compete successfully in the labor market.
A high-quality job readiness program uses various techniques and approaches to build self-esteem and increase self-confidence. Attendance at scheduled sessions must last one hour or more in length. Examples of job readiness/motivation sessions include:
Workshops on effective job seeking and interviewing skills;
Instruction in workplace expectations (including instruction on appropriate attire);
Workshops on self-esteem, goal setting, etc.; and
Courses on basic computer skills and use of internet.
Activity may be completed independently or in a group setting.
This component has been federally approved and will be counted for FSET reports. FSET funds can be used to pay for this activity.
This page last updated in Release Number: 09-01
Release Date: 05/01/09
Effective Date: 05/01/09