Your Career in Hospitality Lesson

Your Career in Hospitality Lesson

Open Ended

Name one career in the hospitality industry that you would be interested in learning more about.

Multiple Choice

Requires minimum education and no experience; pays lower wages.

• career goal

• entry-level job

• management position

Multiple Choice

An entry-level job has the highest requirements for education and experience.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Many hospitality jobs are desk jobs.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Stress is always bad.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Management jobs are among the least stressful in the hospitality industry.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Are the working conditions in hospitality careers an advantage or a challenge?

• Advantage

• Disadvantage

• Can be either an advantage or a disadvantage, it depends on the business

Multiple Choice

Moving from one place to another for a job is called....

• entry-level job

• internship

• relocation

• career ladder

Multiple Choice

Three main ways to find out what it is like to work in the hospitality industry include ____.

• conducting informational interviews, job shadowing, and working in the industry

• assessing your values, job shadowing, and making a career plan

• making a career plan, and learning about yourself, studying

• attending community college, assessing interest and aptitudes

Multiple Choice

Talking to someone to learn about his or her career is called ____.

• postsecondary education

• relocation

• an informational interview

• job shadowing

Multiple Choice

A ____ is a series of related jobs at different training and education levels.

• job shadowing experience

• career goal

• career ladder

• career plan

Multiple Choice

A(n) ____ program prepares high school students for a career within a skilled trade.

• postsecondary

• internship

• associate

• career and technical education

Multiple Choice

Community colleges, business and career colleges, professional career schools, four-year colleges, and universities provide opportunities for ____.

• assessment of values

• career ladder planning

• postsecondary education

• training in values and aptitudes

Multiple Choice

The process of learning from a skilled professional, such as a chef, is called ____.

• apprenticeship

• distance learning

• internship

• tech prep

Multiple Select

What are the three steps to a career decision.

(Check 3)

• know your interests, aptitudes, abilities, and values

• match them to a career

• make a career plan

• find out if your friend works there

Multiple Choice

Most jobs emphasize people, things or ________.

• data

• dogs

• money

• time

Multiple Choice

If you have an aptitude for something, you can do it or learn to do it easily.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Abilities are the aspects of work that are the most important to you.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

A career plan and a career goal are the same thing.

• True

• False