Career Planning Introduction Questions

When you complete an "assessment" about things you like or your preferences, this is called your ____________.

• interests

• behavior

• social profile

• job readiness

"Skills" can be defined as your talents or ____________.

• skills

• abilities

• knowledge

• personality

The "job outlook" is a

• prediction of future jobs and growth

• looking for a job

• filling out an application

• minor factor when choosing a major

The word "earnings" refers to

• salary or wages

• education

• how to get the job

• earning the job

An "annual" salary means

• you get paid once a year

• amount you earn for a year that can be paid weekly or monthly

• you don't get paid by the hour

• you have to have a degree

"Skills" or "personal attributes" are

• things you can "do" or "characteristics" about you that make you a good fit for the job

• not needed for most jobs

• do not change

Websites that are helpful in "career" research include:

Check all that apply.

• BLS.gov/ooh

• CollegeBoard.com

• Career Cruising.com

• Onetonline.org

________ show completion of a a required set of college courses in both general and specific areas of study, usually completed in four years.

• Associate's Degrees
• Bachelor's Degrees
• Master's Degrees
• Doctorate Degrees

The degree that students at a junior college or community college can earn is

• Associate's
• Bachelor's
• Master's
• Doctorate

Education and training provided by an employer that usually takes place at the work site is known as:

• on-the-job training
• job shadowing
• college education
• severance