Junior Engineers School Holiday Programs Quiz
Junior Engineers School Holiday Programs Quiz
Test your knowledge and preparedness for Junior Engineers School Holiday Programs! This quiz will guide you through essential practices, duties, and responsibilities as a program instructor.
Learn about:
- Essential items to bring
- Timeliness and attendance
- Duty of care responsibilities
- Effective communication with parents and colleagues
What are you wearing when you arrive at the venue?
Dirty, rumpled Junior Engineers Shirt.
Clean Junior Engineers Shirt
Hot pants and singlet
Closed Shoes
What do you need to bring to your school holiday class?
Charged phone with data
Laptop with software/content installed
A meal that needs microwaving.
Lunch
Blue Card
HDMI adaptor
What time do you get there?
First day at 7:45 am
2nd and 3rd days at 8:00 am
Whatever....
8:30 am Sharp!
What do you do when you arrive at the venue?
Report at the admin office/reception.
Let the kids in early.
Do a health and safety check of the room
Hang around wondering what to do.
Check where the toilets are.
Get the room setup.
Get sign in sheets ready
Sign into Wifi and make sure it is working
Check in on Tawon
Call Danica and Ian before reading documentation.
Write Wifi and user name on the board
Which of the following things are NOT acceptable under duty of care?
Kids bullying each other
Trip Hazards
Unaccompanied children
Kids standing on chairs
Kids running around like banchees
Kids sharing their food
Kids mucking about on the internet
You being in a room alone with a kid
Kids calling out
Leave venue with kids still there.
When the students arrive, what do you do?
Hang around and don't talk to the parents
Ensure parents sign in their kids
Ensure kids have admin passwords
Ensure kids have correct software installed
Ensure kids have chargers
Ensure kids have hats
Send sign in sheet on Slack
Don't smile and be friendly with the kids
Check your social media account.
Establish a warm and engaging environment.
What do you do at lunch time and during breaks?
Let all the kids play on their phone and tablets.
Let the kids run around inside the clas like little demented orcs.
Make sure the kids eat their lunch/snacks
Take students to the bathroom.
Go play outside.
Let them run across a busy road without any supervision.
Supervise kids at all times where they remain in sight.
Let the kids continue working on their projects
What do you do at the end of the day?
Make sure kids have something to show their parents
Make sure kids take all their stuff home.
Remind them to bring anything they might have forgotten.
Don't talk to parents about their kid's experience.
Leave the room in a complete mess
Pack the black box like your cupboard when you were a toddler.
Get the kids to pack away the Lego neatly on the last day.
Let the kids run home on their own.
Leave before all the kids have left.
Leave all the doors and windows open.
Leave the aircon on at full blast.
Leave the lights on.
Do a proper reflection session with the kids at the end.
How do you communicate with the Junior Engineers team as a first resort when a MINOR problem occurs?
Via SMS
Via Phone Call
Via the Slack channel
Via smoke signals
Ignore the problem it will probably go away.
What do you do when a major problem occurs?
Assess the situation
Call emergency services if required
Google medical symptoms
Call a member of Junior Engineers staff
Keep calling members of Junior Engineers staff until someone answers
If no answer send a message via SMS, SLACK or email whichever works.
Manage the students using all the instructors
Follow first aid escalation policy
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