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What is the average salary of a university graduate in Saudi Arabia?

PTY HA AK LESSONS 1.1 What Is the Job Market? 1.2 How Does Education Affect Your Income? 1.3 What Is Self-Employment? 1.4 What Are Types of Earned Income? The choices you make now while you are still in school will affect your income later in life. The personal values and goals that you set for your- self will influence the way you will pre- pare for your future, from education to job skills. You must also consider eco- nomic factors and how they will affect your decisions. You might work in a pri- vate company, or for the government, or you may set up your own business to take advantage of opportunities within Saudi Arabia and benefit from the Kingdom's promising vision for the future.

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The choices you make now while

Link to digital lesson 回 1.1 What Is the Job Market? www.leneda.ca Learning Objective Once you have completed this lesson, you should be able to: ⚫ explain what the job market is ⚫describe how values and goals affect people's job choices ⚫evaluate what you can do to prepare yourself for the world of work. Key Terms Income Job market Skill set Hard skills Soft skills Verbal communication Nonverbal communication Job title Job description Value Goal Income the money that a person or company earns or receives Job mk the job openings that are available when you are ready to go to work In this section, we will learn about income. That is, how to eam the money you need to live day-to-day. The job market describes the job openings which are available when a person is ready to go to work. It is constantly changing, with new roles being created according to employers' needs. It is important to be able to identify the skills which are needed now and in the future. There will be new roles which don't exist today, so it is important to make sure you are able to learn the skills which will be needed. Skull sut the uniques is sad allied that a pers rebatings to the job market The Right Skill Set Each person has a unique set of skills and abilities that can be used. This is called a skill set. There are two groups of skills: وزارة التعليم 10 Financial Literacy

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Learning Objective

Key Terms

The job market describes the

The Right Skill Set

1. Hard skills are learned tasks a person must be able to do to satisfy the job requirements. Examples include computer skills, foreign language skills, and typing speed. 2. Soft skills are patterns of behavior that allow a person to successfully work with others and complete tasks. Examples include leadership skills, communication skills, teamwork skills, problem-solving skills, and time-management skills. They can be learned through education and practice. Communication Skills Communication is one of the most important soft skills in today's workplace. People need to communicate effectively with employers, co-workers, and customers. Speaking and writing are basic verbal communication skills. A person might communicate face to face, by letter, phone, or digitally through emails, instant chat and messages, or video conferences. The type of communication used should be relevant to the situation. For example: ⚫ When you need the answer to a quick question, you might.com- municate face to face if the person is near, or send an email or a text message if the person is not close by. ⚫ If you want a meeting with a whole team with members in several locations, video conferencing may be more appropriate. Hard cus the measurable physical and mental abilities that allow a person to complete a job Soft skills the nuntechinical skills needed by most workers to be successful at work, such as behavioral and unterpersonal skills Verbal communication using spoken and written language to transmill a message What soft skills do you use in your classroom learning? التعلير

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Soft skills

Communication Skills

Hard skills

Nonverbal communication using body language to convey emotions, attitudes and thoughts without the use of words Nonverbal communication transmits messages without using words. It involves body language, such as facial expressions, hand gestures, and eye contact, to help people interpret verbal messages. For example, in many cultures: ⚫ a nod shows understanding or agreement ⚫ eye contact shows self-confidence and respect ⚫ a smile shows friendliness. Communication plays a key role in many tasks in a workplace, from pre- senting business ideas to employers and co-workers, to providing good customer service. Developing communication skills improves a person's chances of employability. وزارة التعليم 12 Financial Literacy Job Choices It is a good idea for you to begin planning for the type of job you want to do in the future. Some jobs pay a lot more than others, such as those in finance or in the health sector. The more experience, training, and edu- cation a person has in their skill set, the more they can expect to eam. However, when choosing a job you should not just check salaries but rather look for a career that is right for you and matches your strengths. Think about a job you will find rewarding and which will help you to contribute to the community. Remember, you will likely spend many years working, and enjoying a career is very important. Some useful questions to help guide your future career options are: ⚫ What types of jobs interest you? ⚫ What subjects do you like? ⚫ What subjects are you best at? Saudi Vision 2030 has a number of Vision Realization Programs (VRPS), which are delivery plans aimed at matching the Kingdom's needs. In order for Saudi Vision 2030 to be successful, the VRPS are focused on growth industries and areas including: ⚫ the financial sector, which will require many financial analysts ⚫the health sector, which will require more doctors, nurses, and medical staff

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Nonverbal communication

Job Choices

⚫ industrial development and logistics, which will require engineer- ing professionals, IT specialists, and security staff ⚫ the tourism sector, which is expected to generate a wide range of employment opportunities, many of them in customer-facing roles. One way of gaining experience in different job industries is to volunteer. Volunteering is unpaid work that people do for a variety of reasons, often to help charitable or non-profit causes and businesses. Volunteering in your free time can also be a useful way to get experience in an industry of interest. Learning about Job Requirements Jobs are often listed by their job title. For example, the job title software designer clearly shows what the job involves. A person with this job uses digital software to create computer programs. When a company advertises a job opportunity, they usually include a Job description in addition to the job title. A job description contains information such as: ⚫ the level of education or experience required for the role the hours worked ⚫ details about the work site or location. ⚫ any specific professional skills or qualifications that are needed. For an example of a job description, see Figure 1.1.1. Values and Goals Affect Your Job Choices As you think about a career that you might like to have, you should con- sider the values and goals that are important to you. Important values include honesty, loyalty, kindness, integrity, and dedication or hard work. Values define who a person is and can influence the choices and decisions made. Being an honest, moral, and upstand- ing person is important in any line of work, as it is in life in general, but certain jobs place a special emphasis on particular values and personal traits For example, if you want to be a bank manager, then it is important for customers fo see you as trustworthy and dependable so that they will trust you with their savings. This is true even with the rise of digital bank- Job title a name given to a particular job that may describe the main role or task of the job Job description a description of the tasks, duties and responsibilities of a role Value a principle that reflects the worth you place on an idea or action Goal a desired outcome that an individual seeks to achieve by preparing and implementing an action plan وزارة التعليم 0123-1445 CHAPTER Income 13

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Learning about Job Requirements

Values and Goals Affect Your Job Choices

industrial development and logistics, which will require engineering professionals, IT specialists, and security staff

FIGURE 1.1.1 A Job Description Why are job descriptions importam when selecting jobs to apply for? SOFTWARE DESIGNER The company is seeking a talented and experienced software designer to join our dynamic team. You will be responsible for ⚫ analyzing customer needs and developing project proposals * communicating the design and working method to a team of programmers developing test scenarios and test cases ⚫ documenting all aspects of the software development. Essential academic qualifications: a degree in mathematics, computer science, software engineering, or a related discipline. Preferred academic qualifications: a master's degree in IT administration or related field of study. Essential experience: 5+ years of Python or Java programming. Hours: 37+ hours per week. Location: our office in Jeddah. درارة التعليم 14 Financial Literacy ing as anyone working for a bank requires these values, whether they speak to customers in-person or online. If you want to be a teacher, it is important that you demonstrate kindness and patience so that students feel comfortable with you. Many people set goals that they want to accomplish. A person's goals affect his or her behavior and are often set to be achieved in a certain time frame. A goal could be: ⚫ to develop a network: When you start a new job, you will meet new people and form new relationships. This is how networks are built and can be used to find new jobs in the future or find solutions to work problems. ⚫ to become an expert: This could be done by increasing know- ledge, by experience and training. As you gain more qualifica- tions, such as a digital marketing qualification, people begin to trust your judgment more.

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SOFTWARE DESIGNER

A goal could be: to develop a network:

promotion: After finishing education, your first job might be quite junior, such as a marketing assistant, however after you gain more knowledge and experience, you could apply for jobs with more seniority and become a Marketing Manager or even a Director. A job that you enjoy in an industry you want to stay in can be the start of your career. While "job" refers to the day-to-day work you do to earn money, a "career" refers to your longer-term employment goals. For example, somebody whose job title is accountancy assistant might refer to having a career in finance. Review Questions Choose the correct answer. 1. Which of the following is NOT a soft skill? a. leadership b. teamwork c. computer programming ability d. problem solving 2. Speaking and writing effectively are important communication skills. a. true b. false 3. It is important to start planning for a career while you are in school. a. true b. false 4. Which of the following describes a value? a. a principle that reflects the worth you place on an idea or action b. a desired outcome c. a plan of action developed and carried out d. the duties and responsibilities of a role 5. Which of the following questions would you NOT use to guide your future career options? a. What types of jobs interest you? b. What subjects do you like? c. What does your friend want to do? d. What subjects are you best at? وزارة التعليم 021-1445 CHAPTER Income 15

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Which of the following is NOT a soft skill?

A goal could be: promotion:

Speaking and writing effectively are important communication skills.

It is important to start planning for a career while you are in school.

Which of the following describes a value?

Which of the following questions would you NOT use to guide your future career options?