1.1.3 CP

Open Ended

What factors should you consider when choosing a postsecondary education or training option that is a good fit for you?

Multiple Choice

Why is postsecondary education and training important for career planning in human services?

• It provides specialized knowledge and skills needed for the field.

• It is required by law for all careers.

• It guarantees a high salary immediately after graduation.

• It is only necessary for medical professions.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the term 'workforce' as used in the lesson?

• A group of people who are still in school

• A group of people who are starting to work and earn an income

• A group of people who are retired

• A group of people who only volunteer

Open Ended

List two reasons why someone might choose to join the workforce right after high school instead of attending college.

Multiple Choice

Postsecondary education options include all of the following EXCEPT:

• 4-year college or university

• 2-year community college

• High school diploma

• Apprenticeship

Multiple Choice

What is the primary goal of postsecondary education?

• to review basic education and evaluate knowledge from high school

• to prepare individuals with specialized knowledge and skills

• to discourage individuals from pursuing advanced academic pursuits

• to provide only general education

Multiple Select

Which of the following jobs can you get from trade schools, according to the chart?

• Plumber

• Medical Sonographer

• HVAC Technician

• Veterinary Technician

Multiple Choice

What is the primary purpose of vocational schools offering programs like Electrician Training and Culinary Arts?

• to prepare students for multiple careers

• to reinforce general education from high school

• to provide diverse pathways for career-specific training

• to offer extracurricular activities

Open Ended

Explain how on-the-job training differs from vocational school training and describe two benefits of on-the-job training.

Multiple Choice

How long does it typically take to complete a certificate program?

• 1 to 2 years

• 3 to 4 years

• 3 months to a year

• Over 4 years

Multiple Select

Which of the following are possible outcomes of attending a community college?

• Earning an associate's degree

• Completing a certificate program

• Earning a bachelor's degree

• Getting a high school diploma

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key difference between a Master's degree and a Doctorate degree?

• A Master's degree typically takes longer to complete than a Doctorate degree.

• A Doctorate degree emphasizes independent thinking and research design, while a Master's degree focuses on specialization within a broader field.

• A Master's degree is required for all professional jobs, while a Doctorate is not.

• A Doctorate degree is only available in the arts.

Open Ended

How do the potential earnings and job security compare for individuals with a Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD degree, based on the provided charts?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a postsecondary education option?

• High School Diploma

• Associate's Degree

• Bachelor's Degree

• Vocational School

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about postsecondary education and training, which postsecondary option do you think might be the best fit for your goals and why?