the specified skilled worker visa can beobtained by passing language and skills tests.xpectations were high fofor th system, which gives foreign workers the same benefits as japanese employees. ten months passed as the students worked towards their goals. but at the same school, where 100 students had joined the classes, the current numbers are just half that. one reason is because the system hadn't fully launched.. to find out why the specified skilled worker system is off to a slow start, we visited the philippine overseas employment administration. this agency manages filipinos working overseas and screens organizations dispatching or accepting foreign workers. since the system covers 14 different industries, the administration was busy with the considerable paperwork. >> a year after its introduction, the system has yet to commence in the philippines, but students continue all the same, studying japanese in hopes that it will soon be put into action. one school started skills classes specifically for the acquisition of the visa. this city in laguna province is a dri

the skills they would need are called geek adaptation skills.t was a real waking moment for me and women think about that in the field now for quite some time. >> what are the deep adaptation skills? >> rather than thinking about external skills which is most environmental science study teaches this kind of skills, how to fix these problems out in the world looking inward and think about the interior skills we will need to grapple with this after the long-term, and this is where i started to look into thinking about how people have been looking at religion, spirituality, mindfulness as tools people would need just to engage in this for the long haul. one aspect has been to have the move against the kind of dominance american perspective that we are supposed to be happy, that you all are experts on, and so you all know that happiness is a red herring and actually grief opens up all kinds of opportunities for all kinds of things, especially the into your work people are going to need to do. it is horrifying and there's not, -- hope isn't going to

he returns with a new sense of responsibility, initiative, new skills acquired, with old skills sharpened he returns from the wars he represents once again the best of america. 12 million men and women returning to civilian life, the greatest asset, the most capable potential group of workers, businessmen, farmers, students, citizens the nation has ever known. he has earned a welcome to outlast the joyous whistles and pap paper streamers. we welcome him to our hearts. we must also welcome them to our benches, desks, shops and fields so that once again he becomes part of us. part of what he fought to make possible, a bolder, better, more democratic land. we must match his courage, his vigor, and his faith. snend ♪ >> you're watching "american history tv." all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> throughout the world, tlohros of people hail the end of the war in europe. years full of suffering and death and sacrifice. now the war against germany

skills sharp and.urns from the wars, he represents once again, the best of america. 12 million men and women returning to civilian life. the greatest asset, the most capable potential group of workers, businessmen, farmers, students, citizens the nation has ever known. he has earned a welcome to outlast a joyous whistles and the paper streamers. we welcome him into our hearts, but we must also welcome him to our benches, our desks, our shops and fields. so that once again, he can become part of us. part of what he fought to make possible. a boulder, better, more democratic land. we must match his courage, his vigor, and his faith. . .

he returns with a new sense of responsibility, of initiative with new skills acquired, with all skillse returns from the wars, he represents once again the best of america. 12 million men and women returning to civilian life. the greatest asset, most capable potential group of workers, businessmen, farmers, students, citizens the nation has ever known. he has earned a welcome to the joyous whistles and the paper streamers. we welcome him to our hearts but we must also welcome him to our desks and shops and fields so that once again, he becomes part of us. part of what he fought to make possible. a better, more democratic land. we must match his courage, his vigor and his fate. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> next, we revisit first lady jacqueline kennedy's televised white house tour from february 14, 1962, and her extensive restoration of the executive mansion. this 2012 presentation marked the 50th anniversary of her guided tour, watched by millions and later awarded and honorary emmy. a curator talks about her work and the evolut

the skills they would need what is called geek adaptation skills and that was a real wakening momentor me and we have been thinking about that in the field now for quite some time. and i think -- >> what are the deep adan station skilled. >> thank you. deep adaptation. rather than thing can about -- how do you fix problems in world. looking inward and think about the interior skills we'll need to grapple with this after the long term and this where is start to look at really into thinking how people have been looking at religion, virtual, and mindfulness, tools people will need to stay engaged in this work for the long haul and one of the aspects of that has been to kind of have a move against the kind of dominant american perspective that we're supposed to be happy,. and so you all know that happiness is this -- a redding her and that grief opens up all kinds of opportunities for thing and especially the interior work that people need to go for the long term. itself is horrifying and there's not -- there isn't -- hope isn't going to keep news it for the long time. the work we have t

how it may have changed them and how their newly acquired skill will be useful in the post-war economy. ♪ >>> some years ago, war reached into the american home and the farewells were everywhere. the farms, the tracks, the lavish apartments, the uptown flats. the shrubbed estates. the modest houses of the suburban streets. everywhere the men were borrowed or taken for keeps. the youngest, the cleanest, the best. each man went into battling his own weight and doing his own job. more than half of them saw combat service. a small percentage of these not nearly as many as you may imagine were in the front lines in shell range of the enemy. a very special experience in this latter group. he was at any moment expendable. for him the baseball parks were full of late, exciting rallies. if him the rivers ran high and the boating was not so good. for the rest, there were 1,000 odd military jobs. each depen dent on the other. each vital to the winning of the war. each made memorable by the fact it represented the protection of the lives and security of all of us. whether in combat or not, whether

the soft skills or the hard skills that make you unique what n what you do. we have a whole suite of skill assessments. these are short assessments that you can take on linkedin that show you know the skill. and when you take these assessments, recruiters on the other side are better able to assess the skills that you have and may fast track you for the opportunity. so list the skills you have in your profile, and then take the still assessments that match up to them to show the world that you do in fact know that skill. >> got any tips for people who may not necessarily have a li link linkedin profile? i think there is plenty of things you can do. first i would consider creating one. we're always welcoming new members into the community every day with hundreds of million people in the platform. that would be my first piece of advice. the second like we talked about, user network. talk to people that you know and respect that are kind of, you know, in a good spot and get advice from that. that's one of the best things we can do on the platform. in a lot of wa

all the skills and tasks, however, are still the same. college board will take your essay score and they will , translate that into an overall a peace corps. so what colleges will see will n essay score on a scale of one to five. generally, colleges will accept a score of three and above. strict, andore there are some that accept scores of two and above. usually on an ap exam, a slim majority will earn a three and above in any given year to make them eligible for college credit. jesse: let's go back to another student who is waiting to calm in. let's talk to miles calling from fayetteville, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning, miles. jesse: miles, do you have a question, or do you want to try one of the questions we have prepared here? caller: i have a question that is more about the testing. jesse: go ahead, then. caller: so i was just wondering, of all the people taking the test at the same time, there shouldn't be a chance that the server or website should go down, is there? guest: [laughter] boy, mi

youngsters compete in putting the banners high in the air which takes a lot of skill and timing.hen it becomes our turn to celebrate. and in a similar way the army puts on its traditional show, the military parade. its precision is a contrast to the carefree okinawa spectacle and a reminder for tensions. for in this area of the world where totalitarian aggression is a threat, under our guidance okinawa has progressed markedly and gained much. but no matter how much we do for the island and the friendly people, we will have received much more in return. for as president eisenhower stated. okinawa island is regarded as a major defense bastain knoin the pacific known as the american keystone. >>> produced by the army pictorial center. presented by the department of the army in cooperation with the state. >>> you're watching a special edition of american history tv airing week days. tonight at 8 eastern, programs on the anniversary of victory in europe day. 75 years ago on may 8th, 1945, the allies accepted nazi germany's unconditional surrender of the armed forces bringing an end to

it's the same skills. it's everything that you would have learned in your class, but you're only going to have one dbq to show what you know on this exam. >> now, a question for both of you gentlemen. do only high school seniors take the ap test this year, or can juniors take it as well? who is taking the test? >> actually -- >> it's usually -- >> go ahead, jason. >> go ahead. >> i was going to say -- >> let's go with you, jason. >> teachers, we love to talk. >> yeah. >> anyone who has signed up for the test who is in high school, it's usually high school juniors who take this test but often seniors take it, and i assume a school could even have sophomore class of ap u.s. history or students that age who have signed up. i don't believe there's a designated age, as long as the students are in high school. usually it's juniors who take this exam. >> that's correct. my classes are all junior classes at my high school. and most high schools i know test juniors. >> now, here is a question for you. are either on

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what is your response to what skills young people need?onse to what skills young people need? i agree that this pandemic has shown us that learning to connects digitally... one upshot if you can call it that of this entire crisis is that the workforce has been globalised somewhat. you have companies who said they are never going back to their office and it means that the playing field has been widened. if there is a candidate who is in another continent who seems like they are a better fit for a role, that could mean that opportunities are opening up. in terms of us using this as an opportunity to learn skills, though, it is difficult to put pressure on yourself during this time. ithink put pressure on yourself during this time. i think lots of people have used this as an opportunity to learn new skills, learn a new language, get to work on personal projects they have been neglecting. for other people, that isjust not realistic. when we talk about financial skills, like you say, similar people do not have the luxury of being able to think

skills to overcome the crisis financially and mentally.nd communication and technology will come in handy in times such as this. but from a mental front, i would say the skill of being able to connect with human beings better. i think because of the rapid change in how technology now rules our lives, we have become disconnected to other human beings and understanding the surroundings that we live in and being more connected to those. so perhaps for mental well—being, let us go back to basics and appreciate the people around us and the things, the simple things, in nature that we can be more connected to, to be more prepared for such a pandemic in future. let mejust inject one statistic before i come to you, billie, the united nations says one in five young people have stopped working during the coronavirus pandemic. even those who have remained in work have seen their hours greatly reduced and also big concerns for young people who are disproportionately concentrated in sectors like hospitality, who have been badly affected. what is your r

however, all of the skills and tasks are still the same. college board will then take the essay score and in past, it would have taken your essay scores, plural, and the short answer and multiple-choice. this time they will take the essay score and translated into an overall a peace corps. with students and colleges -- overall ap score. what students and colleges will see is a score of one through five. some will accept three or above, although some require 4's, and some will accept scores of 2 and above. usually on the ap exam, a slim majority, 52% to 55%, will earn a three or above to them eligible for college credit. host: let's go back to another to come in.ing let's talk to miles, calling from fayetteville, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. guest: morning, miles. guest: hey, miles. host: do you have a question or do you want to try one of the questions we have prepared here? i have a question, and it is more about the testing. host: go ahead, then. caller: so i was just wondering, like, how do i say it? thell the peop

craftsmen of both nationalities test their skill in making colorful floats to dramatize the event.tal version of the commodore and his crew pleaseses the crowd. (music) (music) >> and so 100 years after perry's visit, okinawa's strategic location, duly noted by the commodore, makes the island one of the island one of our most important military assets in the far east. following the floats, there is a traditional sport. youngsters compete in balancing the banners high in the air, which takes a lot of skill and timing. (music) (music) >> then it becomes our turn to celebrate. and in a similar way, the army puts on its traditional show. the military parade. it's precision is a contrast to the care-free okinawan spectacle and also a reminder of far ear tensions. in this area of the world where totalitarian aggressions is a constant threat, under our guidance, okinawa has progressed markedly and gained much. but no matter how much we do for the island and its friendly people, we will have received much more in return. for as president isenhour -- eisenhower has stated okinawa is now reg

often times in college, you get those hard skills. you get accounting, marketing, but it is the soft guilt that we hear from hiring managers and recruiters that are really in demand. i encourage you to take advantage of taking a linkedin course that will enable you to build up those soft skills and also build the skills to be transferable based on whatever job you are going after. >> are there any skills for people who are perhaps in the job market but no they may for whatever reason be looking for a new job? are there opportunities for other career movements in this time? >> absolutely. soft skills are incredibly important over the course of your entire career, so you really want to think what skills do you have that you can leverage based on what's available? if you are really good at problem solving, right now we know customer service is height in demand. maybe that is an industry you want to go after. >> all right. finally, what about presentation? when you meet someone for the first time, you can shake someone's hand on the them

. >> we all recognize what has happened to our seniors and skilled nursing facilities. it's important to make the point that they are not isolated . staff is moving around and staff needs to be protected. >> san francisco said it's ahead of the curve issuing a health order at 21 skilled nursing facilities every two weeks. >> we are way ahead of the trump administration. as we require or now requiring nursing homes test staff and residents in nursing homes on a routine basis. >> san francisco leaders say they plan to assist the testing

you can use unskilled and semi-skilled labor to actually build with these bricks. you only use a qualified brick layer when you do the foundadations and just the restf the structure when you have to put in the roofing. reporter: nhlanhla ndlovu makes his bricks out of old construction wasaste, so he doesn't need to use sand. that also means the bricks don't have to be fired in a kiln, which saves on energy. because the building blocks are interlocking, the pressure of their own weight is sufficient to make the wall strong and stable. it's an unusual way to build, but it's less of a burden on the environment than traditional masonry. nhlanhla: since we are not using the traditional building method, most people were a bit skeptical when it comes to interlocking bricks. especially when you tell them that you only use cement to build the structureses. so having to have a pilot, this has kind of f unlocked our potential clients. we now have people because they can see, touch, and feel the structure. it is now more convincing for them to be even interested in the technol

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>>san francisco's deputy health officer doctor susan phillips says initial testing of all 2500 skilled nursing residents and 2500 school nursing staff, we'll take about a month. then the goal be to do it every 2 weeks. >>initially thought was that it was either cough shortness of breath and if we saw those sometimes the contest, those people. now we are recognizing that a lot of people to not show symptoms and particularly and setting such a skilled nursing facility that can and quickly spread for resident to stop to a residence. we don't want that to happen outbreaks and congregate living facilities like laguna honda have been common across the country. >>medical experts say the answers the testing provides will go a long way. >>if you test positive to need to go into isolation so they don't transmit the virus to anyone else. >>if they've been exposed to test negative that need to go into quarantine so if they become sick, they're not going to transmit the virus. >>ultimately city officials want to have universal access to testing testing on demand but at this point they still don't h

set is a fix for regardless of sector so once you've assessed your skills are really good next step is to go on adult sites like glassdoor ago and certain looking at what jobs are for you out with the job title that you have again you know you can hold a lot of the scene jobs in multiple sectors see what jobs are out there and one thing that i always like to tell people that's really getting gifts on advantage of this time is is look for jobs that you don't even know the job to look today actually match your skill set so be a very a searches and doing some research online you can find job titles that you may be a fit for but you clearly don't know your that 4 and then apply to them so again prosector an industry out the window, not entirely but look for jobs that you're more so a 54 and it is good to keep in mind we're seeing you know a lot of jobs, especially cross technology and health care if you're in that area. >>so if i'm not working right now i probably have a lot of time on my hands. instead of netflix saying in children where should i prioritize my time is it my online prof

i learned that it's a skill set and a skill set we undervalue and it's a skill set that is tremendously as domestic policy director part of my job was to help drive the decision-making that arrived at the president's desk. i was never the smartest person in the room. i was rarely the person with the most expertise on whatever the issue was we were discussing but the skill set i had mid been good at that job is and i can read a room i could understand what if you had as you might imagine sometimes the secretary of labor and the secretary of commerce disagree with each other on a policy issue, shocking, my job in that moment was to make sure that each of them got heard and that they felt that if they were in disagreement on an issue ultimately the president was you have to decide, they felt that their perspective got heard he got a fair hearing and he got the information he needed to have an urge to make a tough decision. i policy brilliance is not may be important but in that moment what the president needs for me is to make sure that the two people who are disagreeing can live with what

skills is it true it's true. it's true that. when you come to technology there's some sort of country i don't know why all right so while we're here white how do you how do you think if your pia kenya tanzania all the african countries can resolve the problem of youth unemployment i think when you. use an employment it's not the absence of jobs that are the issue right now you know we're going to end with diets because we keep hearing government government government but to be fair to you the number of jobs that you've created in the one year is simply nothing to be ignored but i want to ask you a different question you said you want to hear from the stakeholders what have you learned today what are you going to implement in your office so for me so much optimism that i like that. as well because you know i was expecting i came to this film expecting a lot of complaints you know young people always i get it in trying to get the government off the cliff right for me i go back to my office and start thinking about maybe starting a

and everybody talks about it the digital skills so how do we change this dynamic and tiredly how does the african continent solve this issue. i believe that we need to revisit the curriculum in from this of makeshift truth that this graduates are able to compete with not only with your views but with the african continent i mean it's just like a sad story to hear that new graduates don't know this the basic computer literacy they don't know how to use email and that's a huge problem in terms of being competent enough other international labor force ok so we have university students here is it true that you don't have competent skills is it true. it's true. it's true that. when you come to technology there is some sort of phobia in our country i don't know why all right so while we're here white how do you how do you think if your pia kenya tanzania all the african countries can resolve the problem of youth unemployment i think when you. use an employment it's not the absence of that. issue right now you know we're going to end with dow it because we keep hearing government government

i think the biggest need for skills is digital skills.e with those sorts of software development skills. charities need their digital footprint to be better, they are needing to engage with their audience in a different way. those skills are particularly important. but we are seeing a full range of people. we are matching analysts, accountants, admin staff, anything. the best way to reach out, we would love to have some more charities we can support as well, the best way to reach out as find us on furlonteer.com or on social media. what words of encouragement would you have for anyone thinking of maybe doing something like this or looking for something to do?” maybe doing something like this or looking for something to do? i would just say it is at times like this when we can all come together to do some good work possible and it is such a unique opportunity for you and the charities and you don't want to look back at your time when you we re to look back at your time when you were furloughed and think what you could have done. you may as

trade schools are a thing of the past your evening classes are people improving their skills in work i think the as it has been for me education should be a lifelong thing not something that you do for 3 years unsaddle up the giant it and then come out into a market place which increasingly has no place for you and does not even pay you enough money to repay your student debt which therefore hung potentially around your neck more or less for them and in our case maybe also in yours why it leads to is relying on other. people other countries labor forces to do your jobs if you're looking for a bricklayer to join are or a glazier or a plum are here in britain while you've grown used to calling the polish guy calling the remain in all the bull guinea and god well he's going home know that we have left the european union and we simply have a skill shortage in britain which is absolutely devastating for the economy when we were building the olympic stadium in london in my london constituency i went to see the minister to complain that not enough 2 people from my constituency were getting

, coping skills, warnings from the experience that might serve that? >> i think it's a matter of the same thing that we are talking to our kids about witches growth mindset and being innovative. we have to shed any idea of who we thought we were as a company or a small business before this happened and we have to adjust and start innovating and think what are the needs out there now and how can we add value to a world that has completely reset. >> sophia, we have a viewer question from you and this comes from washington. as you talk to your friends and fellow businesses how many weeks or months do you think the businesses have to stay afloat given the current stay-at-home order across so many states. >> i don't have an optimistic answer there. the government has been patting themselves on the back for filling a one-month hole in the economy and taking two months to do it. in the next 30, 60 days we will see a lot of small businesses fail. it will be tough. it will not be a matter of week or month long recovery but a several year process and we will hav

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>>initial testing of all 2500 skilled nursing residents and 2500 staff, we'll take a month. but then the goal will be to do it every 2 weeks and she says regular testing and other congregate living facilities could come next. >>we are also very committed to doing the same type of work. in shelters were people experiencing homelessness are together in single our residents he often see hotels in another setting up breaks and congregate living facilities like laguna honda have become common across the country. >>medical experts say testing and then isolating those infected and quarantining those exposed will go a long way. >>the way to prevent it is to really get on top of that to understand is infected is not infected. able to separate people who are infected and not injected. and i think that program is a huge step in the right direction. >>now ultimately the city wants to offer universal access to testing testing on demand at this point they still don't have the capacity to that but they are trying to move in that direction as capacity increases live in san francisco. dan ke

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we've also been pushing a series of other efforts to take care of people, particularly in the skilled nursing facilities working with caregivers with ihss workers. we've been able to do 173,000 wellness checks. we made some agreements with some of our largest unions in the state to allow additional resources to provide that additional attention to vulnerable californiaens that are that was a foundational principal and effort and i'm by incredible work of teams all up and down the state to check? 177,000 people. we talked about augmenting the work force and had remarkable numbers and this healthcare announcement we made in weeks back and focusing on the surge and we talked about the surge and the need not just to find physical beds and alternative care sites for hospitals and the like and ppe and enough personnel people and we had a universe quite large of a potential work group and we haven't needed them and tens of thousands of people needed applications on the site and some of our duplicates and some of them didn't necessarily work to meet our needs, but there are hundreds and of co

typically spends 2 days a week honing his skills on the simulator. talking of in focus it's not going to be for a racing driver it's very important to be able to adapt to different environments like a new car or a new circuit and by using a simulator you can fine tune and perform well in a short period of time. jogging also praises passing keeping concerning good physical shape he'll be raring to go as soon as the situation allows it's a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here on news world leaders have pledged nearly 7 and a half 1000000000 euros to fund to run a virus vaccine and treatment research the money was secured at a virtual fundraiser hosted by the european commission each east personal funded line has called it a defining moment for the pope of the new that it. is to get the w. news sunday to view dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as you get your news my handle is at sarah kelly t.v. thank you so much for watching have a great day and it's. combating the corona pandemic. where does research st

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