Job Search Assignment: Occupational Research

Job Search Assignment Institutional Affiliation Student’s Name Student’s Number Course Code Instructor’s Name Due Date Chart 1: Occupational Research (11marks) Select one job title that you will use to complete all four charts. You must include the job title and National Occupational (NOC) code otherwise you will receive a grade of “0”. Review the Occupational Research module to complete the following chart: 1. What is the job title? (1 mark) Select one specific job title with a NOC code that you will use to complete all four charts. Financial planner 2. What is the NOC code? (1 mark) NOC 1114 3. What are some of the typical duties and responsibilities associated with this job? (2 marks) * Identify clients’ financial objectives and goals. * Develop financial plans for the client. * Analyze clients’ financial records. * Make recommendations regarding insurance coverage, cash management, estate planning, investment planning, and retirement. 4. What education is required for this job? (2 marks) University Education 5. What is the hourly wage range for this job? (1 mark) $31.25/hr 6. Describe in detail how YOUR transferrable skills, experience, and education match up with this job. Do you personally require any additional training or education? (4 marks) By virtue of my education and skills, I have acquired considerable experience in effectively presenting and selling effectual financial solutions to clients. My education has given me a solid basis upon which I plan to establish my career. The attributes that make me a strong candidate for this job are: I am well-versed in analyzing, reviewing and manipulating financial data, and I demonstrate an ability to take initiative for process improvement. I require additional training to broaden my perspective and hone my current skills; this will further my progress as a Financial Planner. Chart 2: Employment Agencies (6 marks) Find one employment agency (with offices in the GTA) that could help you in your job search strategy. You may find this employment agency online but it must also be a physical building in the Greater Toronto Area or surrounding area. Review the Occupational Research module to complete the following chart: 1. Write the name, street address, email address, and website address (URL) of the employment agency. The employment agency must have a physical building in the GTA or surrounding area. (2 marks) Name: EStaffSearch Street Address: 251 Coachwhip Trail, Newmarket, ON L3X 2Z6 Email Address: [email protected] Website Address (URL): / 2. What are the recommended method(s) for graduates to apply for jobs within the agency, e.g. apply by sending in your resume and cover letter by email; apply in person by making an appointment; etc. (1 mark) Graduates apply for jobs within this agency by uploading their resume and letting employers find them. 3. Would you use this agency as part of your job search strategy, to find a job? Yes, or No, and give at least two reasons to support your answer. (3 marks) Yes, as part of my job search strategy, I would use this agency because it is focused on the complete satisfaction of both the client and candidate. Additionally, this agency is my preferred choice because they are responsive, personable, well-rounded, and have many years (20) experience in the industry. Chart 3: Professional Associations (8marks) Find an association with a chapter in Ontario for your job. Review the Professional Associations module to complete the following chart: 1. Write the name, address, phone number, email address, and website address (URL) of the association. The association must have a chapter in Ontario. (2 marks) Name: Advocis Address: 10 Lower Spadina Ave, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario M5V 2Z2 Phone Number: 416-444-5251 ...