CCEA GCSE Learning for Life and Work Unit 3: Employability quiz

The tertiary sector

The primary sector

The secondary sector

The manufacturing sector

A type of contract

The process by which the world has become more connected across borders

A government department

A way of writing a CV

Always working alone

Avoiding new technology

Good communication

Refusing to learn

They are the same thing

Selection comes before recruitment

Recruitment means firing staff

Recruitment attracts applicants; selection chooses the best candidate

To summarise a person's education, experience, skills and achievements

To set out health and safety rules

To pay an employee

To register a business

Arriving late

Researching the employer and the job

Knowing nothing about the role

Refusing to answer questions

A type of advertisement

A careers leaflet

The agreement setting out pay, hours, holidays and duties

A trade union membership card

To work without any pay

To ignore safety rules

To work unlimited hours with no breaks

To be paid at least the minimum wage

A shared duty of both employer and employee

Only the employer's

Only the employee's

Only the government's

A business owned by the government

An organisation that represents workers and negotiates over pay and conditions

A type of insurance

A careers website

Working for a large company

Being paid a fixed salary by an employer

Working for yourself and being responsible for your own business

Being unemployed

A list of staff holidays

A type of contract of employment

A health and safety policy

A document setting out the idea, market, operation and finances of a business

Independence and the chance of profit

Guaranteed sick pay

No financial risk at all

Short, fixed hours every day

Ignoring all advice

A careers adviser or careers service

Refusing work experience

Avoiding teachers

10 percent

20 percent

40 percent

60 percent