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    The survey of 15 local companies found that most do not have entry-level positions available, but of those that do, 64% require a high school diploma. Email, copier use, phone communication, internet research, scanning, and word processing were the top technical skills identified as important. Integrity was rated as very important by all respondents, along with teamwork, time management, oral communication, and professional demeanor. The business and technology pathway was seen as best preparing students for employment.

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    North Paulding High School

    Business Department
    Program Needs Assessment

    3/6 Survey Update


    As of March 6, 2015, only fifteen surveys have been completed. Below is a summary of findings to date.
    Of those responding to the survey, a majority of the respondents stated that there are no entry-level
    positions with their companies, but of those that do have entry-level positions, 64% of those positions
    require a minimum of a high school education.
    Only one respondent stated that an employment skill test was used for entry-level business or office
    positions and that included a state required assessment.
    All technical skills listed within the survey were shown to be important by at least one respondent. The
    following skills were ranked important by at least 65% of the respondents with the highest ranked skill
    listed first.
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    E-mail
    Copier
    Telephone Communications
    Internet Research
    Scanner
    Word Processing

    The only employability skill that scored Very Important by all respondents (receiving a weighted average of 5 out
    of 5) was Integrity. Following closely behind were Teamwork, Time Management, Oral Communication, and
    Professional Demeanor. Of the 25 skills listed Project Management and Foreign Language were rated the lowest.
    As the business department begins looking at course offerings for the 2015-2016 school year, it is interesting to
    see that respondents listed the Business & Technology pathway as the best with which to prepare students for
    employment. Business Accounting, Entrepreneurship, and Financial Services pathways followed close behind.
    Once additional surveys have been completed, the information will be shared with the advisory board through email communication and at the next meeting.

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