The "Workplace Preparedness for High Schoolers" class is designed to introduce and equip learners with essential skills they will need as they transition from high school or college to the workplace.  High Schoolers tend to focus on mastering the technical requirements needed to pursue their chosen career, however there are key skills employers expect graduating students to have in order to excel in the workplace (remote, telework, and or in-person).

The class topics are:
1. Professional Presence and Interactions
2. Proactive Anticipation and Preparedness
3. Task and Priority Management 
4. Conflict Resolution and Communication 

Class structure:  
The first 5 minutes will include Introduction to class and "I want to be a ___ or my college major is___" question. 

Using Power Point Slides learners are going to learn about each topic, why they are learning it (the relevance), what right looks like and what it's not, examples of how to develop the skill and how learners can apply in life.

1. Professional Presence and Interactions 
2. Proactive Anticipation and Preparedness
3. Task and Priority Management 
4. Conflict Resolution and Communication 
    
On average each topic will take 8-10 minutes with roughly 2 minutes per topic for questions.