Projects and
Contact Manager
- Agriculture
- Allied Oral Health
- Biotechnology
& Biomedical - Broadband
Communication
Network Technician - Case Managers
- Chemical
Dependency - Chiropractic
- Construction
- Cosmetology
- Dispensing Optician
- Early
Childhood
Development - Electronic
Game
Content Production - Energy
- Food Processing
- Hearing Instrument
- Information Technology
- Library Technician
- Marketing
Skill
Standards Project - Manufacturing
Tech.
Advisory Group - Natural
Resources &
Environment Tech. - Para-Educators
- Police Officers
- Professional
Tech.
College Inst.
& Customized Trainers - Retail & Banking
- Secondary
Wood Products
Manufacturing - Telecommunications
Network Technician - Travel & Tourism
- Transportation
- Professional
Technical
Instructors (Vocational) - Wireless Telecommunications
Marketing Skill Standards Projects
Lisa
Pletcher |
The Marketing Skill Standards were developed
with input from industry executives with the ultimate purpose of
preparing a highly skilled competitive workforce.
Several projects were
designed to help educators integrate the Skill Standards into
their curriculum and enable businesses to support the Skill Standards. |
Marketing Skill Standards: Marketing Skill Standards Book Cover Marketing Skill Standards Book (1.7 MB)
Student Self-Assessment: Student Self-Assessment (Word)
Program Assessment: Program Assessment (Word) Software Tools Template (Word)
Crosswalk: Crosswalk Intro (Word) Crosswalk Page (Word) Crosswalk Table (Excel)
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here
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Personnel Tools for Marketers Developed by a human resources professional, these easy-to-use tools for managers who hire and manage entry-level marketers enable business to support and integrate the Skill Standards. These business applications will help employers know whom to hire and where to focus their limited training dollars. They will help new entrants to the workforce know what they need to do to improve their performance. Job expectations will be made clear. The personnel applications are designed so that they can easily be adapted to your specific organization and job position. Each tool has been reviewed and tested by business people and found to be helpful for all sizes of organizations. "By using this process I am able to see what my staff needs, determine if I have the time or resource to provide it, and decide to keep or not keep; hire or not hire", said one field-tester. Each for the following tools are in MS Word
format. Marketing Coodinator Tools: Marketing Coordinator Interview Template Marketing Coordinator Job Description Marketing Coordinator Job Standards Marketing Coordinator Training Needs Assessment
Marketing Research Assistant Interview Template Marketing Research Assistant Job Description Marketing Research Assistant Job Standards Marketing Research Assistant Training Needs Assessment
Public Relations Assistant Interview Template Public Relations Assistant Job Description |