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21st Century Workplace Skills

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35+
Delivery
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21st Century Workplace Skills supports 18-24 year olds that are not in education, employment or training (NEET) and improves their employment prospects. Individuals receive one-to-one support through the job application process and attend skills-building workshops in key areas such as Communication, Teamwork, Public Speaking and Leadership.

Each workshop covers specific essential skills and focuses on at least one skill step. There is a Skills Builder PowerPoint for facilitators to use throughout the workshops to ensure participants are reminded of the essential skills, their definitions and the relevant skill steps. To provide opportunities for reflection, learners are asked the specific reflection questions from the Universal Framework and are given the opportunity to feed back and consolidate their answers.

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