Skills
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Unit converter
View: Unit converterConvert between common and less common units of measurement with this free online tool. Choose from 77 different converters covering length, weight, volume, temperatures and more. Check out the UnitConverters tool using the link below to find out more.
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Understanding dimensions
View: Understanding dimensionsLength, width, and height are fundamental dimensions used to define the size of a 3-dimensional object. Together, they describe the space an object occupies in our three-dimensional world. Length refers to the measurement of an object from one end to the other along the longest side. Check out the Multiply guide on understanding dimensions.
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Interpreting timetables
View: Interpreting timetablesAn important ‘life skill’ is that we know how to read and understand information offered to us in a variety of different formats and styles. This tool can help you with understanding the information provided in different types of timetables! Check out the BBC resource by clicking on the button below. This tool can help…
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Kitchen conversion charts
View: Kitchen conversion chartsEver feel confused about the difference between grams and ounces, and cups and litres? Good Housekeeping has put together some very helpful printable charts.
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Printable multiplication charts and times tables
View: Printable multiplication charts and times tablesMultiplication is not essential only at school but in everyday life. Check out the Multiply resource by clicking on the button below.
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Budget calculator
View: Budget calculatorMultiply’s free budget calculator will help you to know exactly where your money is being spent, and how much you’ve got coming in.
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Job application form advice
View: Job application form adviceA job application form is an official way to apply for a job or training course with a company. Check out the National Careers Service guide for advice on how to fill in a job application form.
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Interview tips
View: Interview tipsAn interview is a conversation between you and an employer to see if you’re the right fit for a role. It’s important to make sure you know what to expect from an interview and to prepare as best as you can. Check out the National Careers Service guide for interview tips.
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How to write a cover letter
View: How to write a cover letterA cover letter introduces you to an employer and asks them to think about your application. It’s a short letter, usually 3 to 5 paragraphs long. Check out the National Careers Service guide on how to create a Cover Letter.
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Caroline’s career transition into the green sector
View: Caroline’s career transition into the green sectorNational Careers Service supported 62-year-old Caroline’s career transition, taking her from the financial sector into renewable energy.
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A ‘brand new Penny’ thanks to National Careers Service
View: A ‘brand new Penny’ thanks to National Careers ServicePenny, a dedicated care worker from Cornwall, turned to National Careers Service for support after feeling low and uncertain about her career.
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