Question 12: A. reasonable B. capable C. responsible D. work-ready

POCKET INTERNSHIP SPRINT

One lunch break to level up your “world of work” skills

No time for long courses? Join our Pocket Internship Sprint: a fast, hands-on clinic where you practice the small things that make employers notice you.

What happens

• Choose one track: service jobs or office support; (7) __________ focuses on teamwork emails and scheduling
• Get (8) __________ quick interview prompts and try them with a coach
• We’ll (9) __________ common workplace situations: late arrival, shift swaps, and polite complaints

(10) __________ limited places, each group stays small, so everyone speaks. After the session, you receive a one-page (11) __________ of your strengths and next steps.

Leave sounding more (12) __________ in messages—clear, respectful, and confident.

Community Notice: Hidden Discrimination at Home

No parent plans to be unfair, but small habits can quietly (1) __________ family trust. Children (2) __________ in constant comparison may stop sharing feelings, even when adults think “it’s just motivation.”

Watch for these red flags:

• Using (3) __________ to reward one child while excusing the other.
• Setting play that always benefit the same child.
• Posting “jokes” online that box them (4) __________ a role (the “smart one,” the “lazy one”).
• Labeling one child (5) __________, instead of addressing specific behaviors.

A few adjustments today can rebuild safety at home—and that is the kind of (6) __________ children remember.