To help you answer the question “Who am I?” the process guides you to do the following:

• identify the characteristics that describe who you are (e.g. interests, strengths, intelligences, accomplishments, values, and skills, which include the Essential Skills and work habits described in the Ontario Skills Passport);
• identify the factors that have shaped who you are and are likely to shape who you become over time;
• reflect on how these characteristics influence your thoughts and actions, and how those thoughts and actions may in turn affect your development as a learner, your relationships and your education and career/life choices.

I am the Architect of My Life!

• Self-assess your Essential Skills and work habits.
• Use the OSP videos to learn about Essential Skills and work habits and see them in action in everyday life and in the workplace.
• View the Discover your Skills video to learn about Essential Skills and work habits.
• Search for tasks that show how people use these skills in work, learning and life.
• Use the Essential Skills and Work Habits Worksheet to describe and reflect on how you use your skills in work, learning and life.
• View the OSP Social Media Video and use the OSP Social Media Resource:
  
  • Module 2 – to update your bio
• Module 3 – to critically review and build your online reputation or “personal brand”
• View the Keeping Safe at Work Video and use the Keeping Safe at Work Video Facilitator’s Guide to see how workers use their Essential Skills and work habits and exercise health and safety rights to keep safe at work.

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