EMPLOYABILITY

SKILL

By Sneha Saraf
DAV PS Rajrappa
 WHY SKILL EDUCATION
SKILL
EDUCATION It contributes to holistic growth,
employability, adaptability,
Skill education is a teaching entrepreneurship, problem-solving
and learning method that abilities, self-confidence, life skills,
focuses on developing and academic success.
practical skills and abilities
that are useful in everyday
Skill education equips individuals with
life and work. It's different
the tools to transform their ideas into
from traditional education,
which often focuses on
reality, empowering them to make a
learning facts and theories. positive impact on their communities
and society as a whole.
Why Skill Education In CBSE Curriculum?
*Develop practical skills and prepare them for the job market
Students learn to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios through practical
tasks and projects.
Employability
Students develop skills that are directly applicable to the job market, giving them a
competitive edge.
Career exploration
Students can explore different career pathways and identify their interests and strengths.
Entrepreneurship
Students can develop their ideas and launch their own start-ups.
Soft skills
Students develop soft skills like communication, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Balanced education
Skill education integrates with traditional academics to provide a more comprehensive
education.
Innovative teaching
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COMMUNICATION SKILL Language (ESL)
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SELF MANAGEMENT SKILL productivity & Goal-
ICT SKILL setting and motivation
ENTERPRENEUR SKILL [Link] programming
GREEN SKILL (e.g., coding, software
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COMMUNICATION SKILL
• Communication is a vital skill to learn for various reasons:
• Personal and Professional Benefits:
• Effective Communication:
• Essential Life Skills:
• Career Advancement
• Social Benefits:
• Global Relevance:
• Developing Communication Skills:
By learning eff ective communication skills, students can unlock
personal and professional growth, build stronger relationships,
and achieve greater success in various aspects of life.
 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION SKILL
Mr. Raj is talking to A meeting of A Politician is
his subordinates in his employees in school attending a rally for
is in progress with his election , is an
office is an example their coordinator , is example of what type
of what type of an example of what of communication?
communication? type of
communication?

Formal Public
Face To Face
 1. A manager calls a team meeting to discuss a new project. What type of
verbal

communication is this?

(Answer: Formal, Face-to-Face)

 2. A customer service representative answers a phone call from a dissatisfied

customer.

What verbal communication skills should the representative use?

(Answer: Formal, Face-to-Face)

 3. A CEO delivers a keynote speech at an industry conference. What type of

verbal

communication is this?

(Answer: Formal, Public Speaking)

Types of Non – Verbal Communication
[Link] employee crosses their arms during a meeting,
indicating disagreement. What nonverbal cue is this?

(Answer: Body Language)

2. While delivering a presentations the up and down of the

voice by the deliverer is an example of what type of non
verbal communication.

(Answer: Para - language )

3. A teacher uses facial expressions to show enthusiasm

during a lesson. What nonverbal communication skill is
this?
Activity:
 Let us all say no without saying “NO” in these situations:

 1. Your friend asks for a night out . You don’t want to go. Say your
friend No without saying No.

 2. You are planning a trip with your friends. Plan your journey in three
simple steps.

 3. Describe your self in three steps. Your description should include

your strength and weekness.
 1. Self-awareness: Understanding your strengths,
weaknesses, values, and emotions.
SELF MANAGEMENT
2. Self-regulation: Controlling your thoughts,
feelings, and actions.
Self-
management 3. Motivation: Setting and working towards goals.
refers to the
4. Time management: Prioritizing tasks and
ability to managing time effectively.
regulate and
direct one's 5. Emotional intelligence: Recognizing and managing
own thoughts, emotions.
feelings, and
6. Resilience: Coping with stress and adversity.
behaviors to
achieve 7. Accountability: Taking responsibility for actions
personal and and decisions.
professional
goals
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2. Prioritization
3. Time
management
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GOAL SETTING : SMART WAY OF SETTING GOAL
 SPECIFIC , MEASURABLE, ACHIEVABLE, REALISTIC, TIME
BOUND

 Short term and Long term goal

 Activity:

 1. For a student of tenth standard what should be his short term goal
and his long term goal?

 2. How can a student or a person set his goal? Is there a defined

method to do so?
1. Identify your goal: Clearly define what you want to achieve.

2. Make it Specific: Answer "what," "why," and "how.“

3. Make it Measurable: Quantify your goal with numbers or

metrics.

4. Make it Achievable: Ensure your goal is realistic and

attainable.

5. Make it Relevant: Align your goal with your values and

priorities.

6. Make it Time-bound: Set a specific deadline or timeframe.

Place the below mentioned conditions as per the following questions of Goal
Setting

The 7 W's of goal setting are:

1. Who: Identify the person or people involved in achieving the goal.

2. What: Clearly define what you want to achieve.
3. When: Establish a specific timeline or deadline.
4. Where: Identify the location or context where the goal will be achieved.
5. Why: Understand the purpose, motivation, or benefits behind achieving the
goal.
6. Which: Determine the specific resources, skills, or strategies required.
7. How: Outline the steps, actions, or plan to achieve the goal.

Group activity : In groups of 3 take 5 minutes to do so and groups will

come and present there discussion.

A. Loose weight
B. Learn a new language
c. Go to a new City
d. Find a new job
Advantages of these 7 W’s
1. Clarifies goals and objectives

2. Enhances focus and direction

3. Identifies potential roadblocks

4. Ensures resource allocation

5. Boosts teamwork and collaboration

6. Increases accountability

7. Improves goal achievement

ICT Skill: Information and Communication Technology Skill
Aim: To create a digitally aware citizens and workforce.

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Here are some ways a child can utilize ICT skills
in the future:
 1. Software Developer/Engineer

 2. Data Scientist/Analyst

 3. Cyber security Specialist

 4. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Engineer

 5. Digital Marketing Specialist

 6. Graphic Designer/Animator

 7. Web Developer/Designer

 8. Network Administrator

 9. Database Administrator

 10. IT Project Manager

Entrepreneur Skill: Entrepreneurship is the process of designing,
launching, and running a business or enterprise. It involves:

Innovatio
n
Resilienc Risk-
e taking

Adaptabil Proactivit
ity: y
Entrepreneurial Mindset:

 1. Creativity

 2. Self-motivation

 3. Flexibility

 4. Resourcefulness

 5. Strategic thinking
Entrepreneurial Skills:
 1. Business planning

 2. Marketing and sales

 3. Financial management

 4. Leadership and team management

 5. Networking and partnerships

Stages of Entrepreneurship

 1. Idea generation

 2. Business planning

 3. Prototyping and testing

 4. Launch and marketing

 5. Growth and scaling

 Online Projects:
Service-Based Projects:
Product-Based Projects:
1. Blogging or Vlogging:
1. Tutoring Services: Offer tutoring Create a blog or YouTube
1. Handmade Crafts: Create services for younger students in
handmade crafts, such as channel focused on a
subjects like math, science, or specific niche, such as
jewelry, candles, or languages.
pottery, and sell them fashion, gaming, or
online or in-school. cooking.
2. Pet Care Services: Provide pet 2. E-commerce Store: Create
2. Food Products: Develop a care services, such as dog
food product, like baked an online store selling
walking, pet sitting, or products, such as print-
goods, jams, or spices, and grooming.
market them locally. on-demand t-shirts or
3. Eco-Friendly Products: handmade crafts.
3. Event Planning: Plan and 3. Digital Marketing: Offer
Design and sell eco-friendly organize events, like birthday
products, such as reusable digital marketing
parties, school events, or services, such as social
bags, water bottles, or community gatherings.
solar-powered chargers. media management or
4. Art and Design: Create content creation.
4. Digital Services: Offer digital 4. Online Tutoring: Provide
artwork, prints, or designs services, such as social media
and sell them online or in- online tutoring services
management, content creation, for students.
school. or graphic design.
5. Customized Merchandise: 5. Affiliate Marketing:
5. Recycling Services: Start a Promote products or
Design and sell customized recycling program and collect
t-shirts, mugs, or phone services of other
recyclable materials from companies and earn
cases. households.
Let us develop some Entrepreneurship Ideas:
 Example1. Product Based Projects:

Recycling green waste to produce organic manures.

 Now your turn. Each one will add one idea :

 1.

 2.

 3.

 4.
 Examples of
Entrepreneurs
Tech Entrepreneurs:
E-commerce Entrepreneurs:
1. Steve Jobs (Co-founder, Retail Entrepreneurs:
Apple)
1. Jack Ma (Founder,
2. Bill Gates (Co-founder, 1. Sam Walton
Alibaba)
Microsoft) (Founder, Walmart)
3. Mark Zuckerberg (Co-
2. Jeff Bezos (Founder,
founder, Facebook) 2. Richard Branson
Amazon)
4. Elon Musk (Founder, Tesla, (Founder, Virgin
SpaceX) Group)
3. Flipkart founders (Sachin
5. Jeff Bezos (Founder,
Bansal, Binny Bansal)
Amazon) 3. Howard Schultz
6. Larry Page (Co-founder, (Founder, Starbucks)
4. Snapdeal founders
Google)
(Kunal Bahl, Rohit Bansal)
7. Sergey Brin (Co-founder, 4. Ingvar Kamprad
Google) (Founder, IKEA)
5. Paytm founder (Vijay
8. Reid Hoffman (Co-founder,
Shekhar Sharma)
LinkedIn) 5. Tory Burch (Founder,
9. Evan Spiegel (Co-founder, Tory Burch LLC)
Snapchat)
10. Brian Chesky (Co-founder,
Airbnb)
GREEN SKILL:

Green skills refer to the knowledge, abilities, and

values required to work in a sustainable,
environmentally-friendly manner, and to
contribute to a cleaner, greener, and more
sustainable future.
Green Skill Areas
 1. Sustainability and Environmental Management

 2. Renewable Energy and Energy Effi ciency

 3. Green Building and Architecture

 4. Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry

 5. Eco-Tourism and Conservation

 6. Waste Management and Recycling

 7. Water Conservation and Management

 8. Green Transportation and Infrastructure

 9. Climate Change and Disaster Management

 10. Environmental Education and Research

 Green Skill Careers:
 Sustainability Consultant

 Renewable Energy Engineer

 Green Building Architect

 Environmental Scientist

 Eco-Consultant

 Sustainable Agriculture Specialist

 Waste Management Specialist

 Climate Change Analyst

 Green IT Specialist

 Environmental Educator
Sustainable Development:

Sustainable development refers to the process of meeting

the needs of the present without compromising the ability
of future generations to meet their own needs

Three Pillars of Sustainable Development:

1. Economic Development: Encouraging economic growth, reducing

poverty, and creating jobs.

2. Social Development: Promoting social justice, equality, and human

well-being.

3. Environmental Protection: Conserving natural resources, reducing

pollution, and mitigating climate change.
1. No Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good Health and Well-being
4. Quality Education
5. Gender Equality
6. Clean Water and Sanitation
7. Affordable and Clean Energy
8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
9. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
10. Reduced Inequalities
11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
12. Responsible Consumption and Production
13. Climate Action
14. Life Below Water
15. Life on Land
16. Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
17. Partnerships for the Goals
Implementation of SDG in ICT:
Here are some ways SDGs can be implemented
in ICT topics:
 SDG 1: No Poverty

 1. Digital literacy programs for underserved communities

 2. E-commerce platforms for rural entrepreneurs

 3. Mobile banking and financial inclusion

 SDG 2: Zero Hunger

 1. Precision agriculture using IoT and data analytics

 2. Digital marketplaces for farmers

 3. Mobile apps for agricultural extension services

 SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being

 1. Telemedicine and e-health services

 2. Health information systems and data analytics

 3. Mobile apps for disease surveillance and tracking

 SDG4: Quality Education

 1. Online learning platforms and MOOCs

 2. Digital resources for teachers and students

 3. Gamification and interactive learning tools

 SDG 5: Gender Equality

 1. Women in tech initiatives and mentorship programs

 2. Digital literacy programs for women

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 SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation

 1. Water management systems using IoT and sensors

 2. Digital platforms for water quality monitoring

 3. Mobile apps for sanitation and hygiene awareness

SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy

 1. Renewable energy monitoring and control systems

 2. Smart grids and energy efficiency solutions

 3. Mobile apps for energy consumption tracking

SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

 1. Digital payment systems and financial inclusion

 2. E-commerce platforms for SMEs

 SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

 1. Smart city initiatives and IoT applications

 2. Digital infrastructure development (5G, fiber optics)

 3. Innovation hubs and incubators

 SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

 1. Digital inclusion programs for marginalized communities

 2. Online platforms for social justice and advocacy

 3. Accessible technologies for persons with disabilities

 SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities

 1. Smart transportation systems and traffi c management

 2. Urban planning and development using GIS and data analytics

 3. Waste management systems using IoT and sensors

 SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production

 1. Digital platforms for sustainable consumption

 2. E-waste management and recycling systems

 3. Sustainable supply chain management using block chain

 SDG 13: Climate Action

 1. Climate modeling and simulation tools

 2. Renewable energy forecasting and monitoring

 3. Climate-resilient infrastructure development

 SDG 14: Life Below Water

 1. Ocean monitoring systems using IoT and sensors

 2. Digital platforms for marine conservation

 3. Sustainable fisheries management using data analytics

 SDG 15: Life on Land

 1. Digital platforms for biodiversity conservation

 2. Sustainable agriculture practices using precision agriculture

 3. Forest monitoring systems using IoT and sensors

 SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

 1. Digital platforms for transparency and accountability

 2. Online platforms for human rights advocacy

 3. Cybersecurity solutions for safe and secure online transactions

 SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

 1. International collaboration and knowledge sharing

 2. Public-private partnerships for SDG implementation

 3. Multi-stakeholder engagement and coordination

 ICT can play a critical role in achieving the SDGs by:

 1. Improving access to information and services

 2. Enhancing efficiency and productivity

 3. Promoting sustainable development and

environmental conservation
 4. Supporting inclusive and equitable growth

 5. Fostering partnerships and collaboration

 The process of learning is a lifelong journey,
not a destination." –
 The beautiful thing about learning is that
nobody can take it away from you." -
B.B. King