The Railway Children (Penguin Readers)

Computers & Technology

NESBIT, EDITH

Holmes, Karen

Games & Strategy Guides

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company

<p>Sold out completely, 2nd Edition book.</p>

Ty Beanies Tracker Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Cohen, Steve

Estenssoro, Becky

Antiques & Collectibles

Bangzoom Publishers

<p>Cambridge Discovery Education Interactive Readers are the next generation of graded readers - captivating topics, high-impact video, and interactive exercises designed to motivate and engage. Our world changes all the time, but not everything moves quickly. Sometimes it is better to go slow! This reader explores the ways nature and technology can adapt to a slow way of life. Use the unique code inside the book to access the online reader, complete with videos and interactive exercises. Word count: 1627. Lexile Reading Level: 610L.</p>

Slow Motion: Taking Your Time High Beginning Book with Online Access (Cambridge Discovery Interactive Readers)

Children's Books

Cambridge University Press

Drink Up! Level A1 SEP Edition (Cambridge Readers for SEP)

Reference

English as a Second Language

When Peter Quill finds the Orb, he doesn't know that it is a stone with unimaginable power that everyone is looking for. Soon he is being chased by outlaws and aliens.   But the real enemy is Ronan the Accuser, who wants to use the Orb's power to control the galaxy.   Can peter bring together a strange group of new friends and keep the Orb out of Ronan's hands- or will Ronan win the fight?

Pearson English Readers Level 4: Marvel - The Guardians of the Galaxy 1: Industrial Ecology (Pearson English Graded Readers)

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Pearson Education ESL

Contemporary / American English Jack Sparrow, captain of the Black Pearl, is back in a new adventure. This time he, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann, and Commodore Norrington are all looking for a chest that belongs to the terrible Captain Davy Jones. But Davy Jones has other plans for Jack Sparrow...

Level 3: Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest (Pearson English Graded Readers)

Real Life Guides: Creative Industries

Trotman

The Careers Uncovered series takes a modern and realistic look at a range of professional careers, providing both information and inspiration to 16-25 year olds. Honest yet practical, they are ideal for anyone in the early stages of planning their career.

Careers Uncovered: Teaching Uncovered

If you are a teacher in a secondary school or FE college, a careers adviser, or parents of a teenager, and you need to help your students or children maximise their employability and get them ready for the world of work, this handbook is for you. As teachers and careers advisers know, key skills and functional skills are an important part of the secondary school curriculum.  But now they are increasingly important to employers too, as recruiters are finding that many young people don't have the right skills for work when they leave school. In the current tough job market, employers expect the best from applicants and want staff who are good communicators, IT literate, good with numbers, problems solvers and team players.  Even if it is a first job, there is a high expectation that job applicants will be prepared, and they risk losing out on that hard-to-get first job if they can't demonstrate these skills. The great news is, it's more than likely that your student or child already possesses many of the skills employers want; they just don't know how to match them to a job description or convince recruiters in their CV and cover letter that they do have what it takes. But help is at hand. What Employers Want: A work skills handbook is designed specifically to help students to do just that. It's an essential guide for all 14-19 year olds, whether they are school pupils, recent school-leavers, taking vocational courses at school or an FE college, or are about to apply for their first job. By completing the activities in this book they will be able to identify the skills they do have, and find out how to develop the skills they need more experience in.  Help them discover whether they make the grade in six key skills that employers want: communication, using numbers, ICT, working with other people, problem solving, and improving your own learning.  Then show them how to transfer their skills to the work place so they can convince employers they have the experience they're looking for. Totally unique, there is no other book that shows students how to apply their key skills to the workplace in this way, making it even more invaluable to students, parents and teachers alike. Give your students or children the edge so they are ready for the world of work and succeed at winning a job.

What Employers Want: The work skills handbook: The work skills handbook

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