Job Interview Social Story
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Social Stories for Teens: Overcoming Everyday Challenges
by Natasha Lupiani
Social Stories are not just for younger students; they can be useful for all ages, including teenagers. Use storyboards as a non-threatening way to start otherwise awkward conversations with teenage students.
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Storyboard Description
Social Story to prepare someone for a job interview. Use this social story example or customize it to help teens navigate different social situations!
Storyboard Text
- There are a few things you should always do when going to a job interview, no matter what the job is.
- Job Interviews
- I think I should wear a skirt and nice sweater.
- My interview isn't until 2pm, but I am glad I left early, especially since I got lost.
- Actually, yes, I have a few...
- Now that I have told you about the job, do you have any other questions?
- A job interview is your chance at a first impression when it comes to a potential employer. It is important to make it a good one.
- It is important to dress professionally and appropriately when preparing for a job interview.
- You should always give yourself extra time and plan on arriving a little early. You never know what may happen on your way. It also shows that you are reliable.
- Come prepared with questions about the job, and don't be afraid to ask them.
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