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Lyn Lall, (RSC EM Advisor), Carolyn Lewis (Vocational Innovation Ltd)
Developing Digital Employability Skills
Learning Objectives
 Raise awareness of how recruitment trends
have changed and the skills required by tutors
to support learners into employment
 Raise awareness of digital skills used in the
workplace and how these link to Functional
Skills.
 Consider how digital and functional skills can
be developed in a training environment using
digital solutions used in the workplace.
Poll: Employability Skills Training
Please answer one of the following:
A. We cover all the above in our delivery
B. We cover some of the above in our delivery
C. We do not include any of the above in our delivery
Inclusion in Employability Skills training:
• How to use social networking for job seeking
• How technology is being used in the connected workplace
• Using cloud technology in the workplace
• Using voice over internet technology in the workplace
• Workplace online responsibilities
May 2014: 975,000
young people aged
16-24 are
unemployed.
“By 2015, 90% of jobs will need e-skills. Virtually all young people are
familiar with electronic games and social networking and might be
considered as ‘digital natives’, but they are not ‘digitally competent’ in
the sense that they do not know sufficiently how to use the digital
world in a business context”.
The Recruitment Landscape
77% of recruiters regularly
search the internet for
information on prospective
employees prior to hiring.
87% of the 100 million
LinkedIn users are using it for
recruitment.
94% of recruiters use social
media to support recruitment.
42% of recruiters have
reconsidered a candidate based
on content viewed in a social
profile, leading to
both positive and negative re-
assessments
Recruiters use Applicant
Tracking Software to find
CVs to match a job profile.
Why should job seekers be on the web?
An online presence to
supplement your CV
definitely enhances your
offerings as a candidate.
You want to have a digital
presence on the web so that
recruiters can find you.
The web provides the
opportunity to showcase your
talents, personality, style, and
interests.
It shows employers you are
internet savvy and have a
good understanding of social
media.
Use of Social Media
Using the pen tool please mark the box of each social media platform that you use.
Insight into Developing Digital and Functional skills of those seeking employment, and in the workplace
Keyword: a word or concept of great significance
Keywords are the backbone to your CV: without them, your
CV won’t get a look-in. Make sure you use the right
keywords to get your CV noticed. Jobsite.co.uk
Having the right keywords in your social profile is critical
to making yourself visible to recruiters and hiring
managers. Without the right keywords, your profiles (and
you) are invisible, because your profile may never be
seen by a recruiter. Jobhunt.org
The Importance of Keywords
Profiles
CV/Letter
KEYWORDS
RecruiterJob Seeker
Skills for Online Job Seekers
Create complete well developed profiles that are keyword rich.
Research the keywords that are the best fit for your skills and
qualifications as found in job adverts.
A headline of your profile should be that you are job seeking.
Follow people and companies who are in the industry you are
interested in.
Skills for Online Job Seekers
Join relevant groups and lists to research what is going on in your
industry and to participate in discussions.
Share interesting topics from people in your industry – it shouldn’t
be about self-promotion.
Recruiters have to be able to find you, so your profile must be
public.
Don’ts for Online Job Seekers
Send a non-customised CV to a recruiter without the keywords
associated with the job being applied for.
Make your CV available to recruiters as a pdf as Applicant
Tracking Systems cannot scan and read the content.
Contact recruiters or companies on social networking with
comments such as:
Can you help me find a job?
Do you have any job openings that fit my profile?
Can you please send me ??’s email address / phone number?
Have any errors in your profile, CV and covering letter.
Use keywords to search for
employers.
Join relevant Groups. Get recommendations.
Create complete well
developed profiles that are
keyword rich.
Job Hunting Using LinkedIn
Use keywords to search for
employers.
Join relevant Groups. Get recommendations.
Create complete well
developed profiles that are
keyword rich.
Job Hunting Using LinkedIn
Example
Job Hunting Using Twitter
#UKJobs, #Jobsuk, #JobSearch,
#JobOpening, #JobListing, #HR,
#Recruiting, #Hiring, #Employment,
#ApplyNow
Use hash tags to
search for jobs.
Use Twitter as jumping
off point to more
detailed information
Use Twitter lists to
store useful
companies
Use Twitter apps
created by recruiters
Insight into Developing Digital and Functional skills of those seeking employment, and in the workplace
Insight into Developing Digital and Functional skills of those seeking employment, and in the workplace
Stand out from the Crowd
“I had a personal website and blog (on which I posted about my profession). My
current boss looked it up, printed out blog posts, and brought them to my
interview to discuss my opinions, my writing, my voice, etc. I think they may
have helped me land the job! A well-maintained personal website is an
advantage”.
Stand out from the Crowd
Any Questions??
Digital Skills in the Workplace
Collaborate online
Share resources online
Upload content online
Organise tasks online
Represent the employer on SM
Join online meetings
Mobile Devices and
Remote Working
Advice from employers to those looking for work, (JISC project):
 Start a blog
 Learn about social media rather than just using social media
 Make yourself the mobile queen/king
 Complete some online training or education
 Embrace technology and make it your passion - access the
growing market of flexible career options
These skills are more important than ever, due to the
Internet making communication and information
widespread, and companies responding to an array of new
problems with new technology.
Gallup Survey 2013
Critical thinking
and problem
solving
Communication
Collaboration
Creativity and
innovation
4 ‘Cs’ Employability Skills
Workplace Skills
Docs
Work collaboratively in your group to create a website on viruses and malware. Research
what the threats are, what the impact is and how to protect against them.
1. Plan the project tasks to meet objectives
2. Record group members responsibilities
3. Research Viruses and Malware
4. Evidence searches used
5. Evaluate sources used
6. Store files appropriately
7. Organise an online meeting of the project team to report progress
8. Share drafted information
9. Create the website
10. Share the website with others
11. Send details of how to access the website to the tutor
ICT Functional Skills Level 2
Work collaboratively in your group to create a website on viruses and malware. Research
what the threats are, what the impact is and how to protect against them.
1. Plan the project tasks to meet objectives
2. Record group members responsibilities
3. Research Viruses and Malware
4. Evidence searches used
5. Evaluate sources used
6. Store files appropriately
7. Organise an online meeting of the project team to
report progress
8. Share drafted information
9. Create the website
10. Share the website with others
11. Send details of how to access the website to the tutor
ICT Functional Skills Level 2
Docs
Docs
Putting Functional
Skills into Practise
Work on a ‘Useful Guide’
project. Store and share
work using Google Docs.
Answer knowledge
questions via mobile
device.
Conduct an online survey
and share results online.
Host a Google Hangout
to provide team members
with data collected.
Create an e-
magazine for a
specific workplace.
Create a flipbook
on ICT security
threats.
Contribute to a
joint report
using a wiki.
Contribute to
an online
forum.
Create a professional
website/blog or one for a
local community.
Research a career and
give an online
presentation.
Prepare an e-
mailshot on trends in
mobile device usage.
Set up a
LinkedIn
profile.
Videos Quizzes
Recorded
Tutorials
Forums
Flip Workbooks
Podcasts
Support
Track Activity
The Blended Model
VLE
Presentation
Share your
screen
Polls
Q & A
Link with
VLE
Interactive
whiteboard
Link with
workbooks
The Blended Model
Videos
Quizzes
Recorded
Tutorials
Flip
Workbooks
Podcasts
Presentations
Quizzes
Recorded
Tutorials
Flip
Workbooks
Podcasts
Presentations
Videos
The Blended Model
Any Questions??
Delivered by Carolyn Lewis:
Carolyn@vocationalinnovation.co.uk
Developing Digital Employability Skills
Programmes of Learning and
Integrating with Functional Skills
Insight 2014 webinars coming up next
Thursday 5th June
9.45 – 10.30 Free tools, training, advice and
resources from the Discover Jisc project
11.15 – 12.00 Why capture video and audio?
13.45 – 14.30 Online Delivery of Functional Skills
15.15 – 16.00 e-Assessment tools
Face to Face workshop days
• Oadby Campus, University of Leicester (10th June) or
• Albert Hall, Nottingham (11th June)
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Insight into Developing Digital and Functional skills of those seeking employment, and in the workplace

  • 1. Lyn Lall, (RSC EM Advisor), Carolyn Lewis (Vocational Innovation Ltd) Developing Digital Employability Skills
  • 2. Learning Objectives  Raise awareness of how recruitment trends have changed and the skills required by tutors to support learners into employment  Raise awareness of digital skills used in the workplace and how these link to Functional Skills.  Consider how digital and functional skills can be developed in a training environment using digital solutions used in the workplace.
  • 3. Poll: Employability Skills Training Please answer one of the following: A. We cover all the above in our delivery B. We cover some of the above in our delivery C. We do not include any of the above in our delivery Inclusion in Employability Skills training: • How to use social networking for job seeking • How technology is being used in the connected workplace • Using cloud technology in the workplace • Using voice over internet technology in the workplace • Workplace online responsibilities
  • 4. May 2014: 975,000 young people aged 16-24 are unemployed.
  • 5. “By 2015, 90% of jobs will need e-skills. Virtually all young people are familiar with electronic games and social networking and might be considered as ‘digital natives’, but they are not ‘digitally competent’ in the sense that they do not know sufficiently how to use the digital world in a business context”.
  • 6. The Recruitment Landscape 77% of recruiters regularly search the internet for information on prospective employees prior to hiring. 87% of the 100 million LinkedIn users are using it for recruitment. 94% of recruiters use social media to support recruitment. 42% of recruiters have reconsidered a candidate based on content viewed in a social profile, leading to both positive and negative re- assessments Recruiters use Applicant Tracking Software to find CVs to match a job profile.
  • 7. Why should job seekers be on the web? An online presence to supplement your CV definitely enhances your offerings as a candidate. You want to have a digital presence on the web so that recruiters can find you. The web provides the opportunity to showcase your talents, personality, style, and interests. It shows employers you are internet savvy and have a good understanding of social media.
  • 8. Use of Social Media Using the pen tool please mark the box of each social media platform that you use.
  • 10. Keyword: a word or concept of great significance Keywords are the backbone to your CV: without them, your CV won’t get a look-in. Make sure you use the right keywords to get your CV noticed. Jobsite.co.uk Having the right keywords in your social profile is critical to making yourself visible to recruiters and hiring managers. Without the right keywords, your profiles (and you) are invisible, because your profile may never be seen by a recruiter. Jobhunt.org The Importance of Keywords
  • 12. Skills for Online Job Seekers Create complete well developed profiles that are keyword rich. Research the keywords that are the best fit for your skills and qualifications as found in job adverts. A headline of your profile should be that you are job seeking. Follow people and companies who are in the industry you are interested in.
  • 13. Skills for Online Job Seekers Join relevant groups and lists to research what is going on in your industry and to participate in discussions. Share interesting topics from people in your industry – it shouldn’t be about self-promotion. Recruiters have to be able to find you, so your profile must be public.
  • 14. Don’ts for Online Job Seekers Send a non-customised CV to a recruiter without the keywords associated with the job being applied for. Make your CV available to recruiters as a pdf as Applicant Tracking Systems cannot scan and read the content. Contact recruiters or companies on social networking with comments such as: Can you help me find a job? Do you have any job openings that fit my profile? Can you please send me ??’s email address / phone number? Have any errors in your profile, CV and covering letter.
  • 15. Use keywords to search for employers. Join relevant Groups. Get recommendations. Create complete well developed profiles that are keyword rich. Job Hunting Using LinkedIn
  • 16. Use keywords to search for employers. Join relevant Groups. Get recommendations. Create complete well developed profiles that are keyword rich. Job Hunting Using LinkedIn Example
  • 17. Job Hunting Using Twitter #UKJobs, #Jobsuk, #JobSearch, #JobOpening, #JobListing, #HR, #Recruiting, #Hiring, #Employment, #ApplyNow Use hash tags to search for jobs. Use Twitter as jumping off point to more detailed information Use Twitter lists to store useful companies Use Twitter apps created by recruiters
  • 20. Stand out from the Crowd “I had a personal website and blog (on which I posted about my profession). My current boss looked it up, printed out blog posts, and brought them to my interview to discuss my opinions, my writing, my voice, etc. I think they may have helped me land the job! A well-maintained personal website is an advantage”.
  • 21. Stand out from the Crowd
  • 23. Digital Skills in the Workplace Collaborate online Share resources online Upload content online Organise tasks online Represent the employer on SM Join online meetings
  • 25. Advice from employers to those looking for work, (JISC project):  Start a blog  Learn about social media rather than just using social media  Make yourself the mobile queen/king  Complete some online training or education  Embrace technology and make it your passion - access the growing market of flexible career options
  • 26. These skills are more important than ever, due to the Internet making communication and information widespread, and companies responding to an array of new problems with new technology. Gallup Survey 2013 Critical thinking and problem solving Communication Collaboration Creativity and innovation 4 ‘Cs’ Employability Skills
  • 28. Work collaboratively in your group to create a website on viruses and malware. Research what the threats are, what the impact is and how to protect against them. 1. Plan the project tasks to meet objectives 2. Record group members responsibilities 3. Research Viruses and Malware 4. Evidence searches used 5. Evaluate sources used 6. Store files appropriately 7. Organise an online meeting of the project team to report progress 8. Share drafted information 9. Create the website 10. Share the website with others 11. Send details of how to access the website to the tutor ICT Functional Skills Level 2
  • 29. Work collaboratively in your group to create a website on viruses and malware. Research what the threats are, what the impact is and how to protect against them. 1. Plan the project tasks to meet objectives 2. Record group members responsibilities 3. Research Viruses and Malware 4. Evidence searches used 5. Evaluate sources used 6. Store files appropriately 7. Organise an online meeting of the project team to report progress 8. Share drafted information 9. Create the website 10. Share the website with others 11. Send details of how to access the website to the tutor ICT Functional Skills Level 2 Docs Docs
  • 30. Putting Functional Skills into Practise Work on a ‘Useful Guide’ project. Store and share work using Google Docs. Answer knowledge questions via mobile device. Conduct an online survey and share results online. Host a Google Hangout to provide team members with data collected. Create an e- magazine for a specific workplace. Create a flipbook on ICT security threats. Contribute to a joint report using a wiki. Contribute to an online forum. Create a professional website/blog or one for a local community. Research a career and give an online presentation. Prepare an e- mailshot on trends in mobile device usage. Set up a LinkedIn profile.
  • 32. Presentation Share your screen Polls Q & A Link with VLE Interactive whiteboard Link with workbooks The Blended Model
  • 35. Delivered by Carolyn Lewis: Carolyn@vocationalinnovation.co.uk Developing Digital Employability Skills Programmes of Learning and Integrating with Functional Skills
  • 36. Insight 2014 webinars coming up next Thursday 5th June 9.45 – 10.30 Free tools, training, advice and resources from the Discover Jisc project 11.15 – 12.00 Why capture video and audio? 13.45 – 14.30 Online Delivery of Functional Skills 15.15 – 16.00 e-Assessment tools Face to Face workshop days • Oadby Campus, University of Leicester (10th June) or • Albert Hall, Nottingham (11th June) 36