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Taste for Work: Teamwork Challenge

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Skills Icon: ListeningSkills Icon: SpeakingSkills Icon: Problem SolvingSkills Icon: CreativitySkills Icon: AdaptingSkills Icon: PlanningSkills Icon: LeadershipSkills Icon: Teamwork
Impact Level 2Impact Level 1Impact Level 3Impact Level 4

McDonald's Taste for Work Teamwork challenge includes student-facing classroom resources to guide them through the Teamwork challenge and support teacher facilitation.

Throughout the programme, students develop and reflect on Teamwork Step 4 - Taking responsibility: I take responsibility for completing tasks and Teamwork Step 8 - Valuing others: I recognise the value of others’ ideas.

The challenge focuses on helping students to develop these steps of Teamwork through a series of videos, discussion tasks and practical activities. Students are taught how to recognise their own good work, and given opportunities to practise and apply the skill step.

Students reflect on the focus skill step at the beginning and end of the session.

Students take part in specific tasks that have been designed to support them to make progress in the focus skill step.

Videos from employees support students to see the relevance of this skill step in the workplace.

Students are prompted to take part in reflective discussions throughout the session.

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