Chapter 5

Does a lack of education limit your job opportunities?

• Yes

• No

Higher degree jobs usually have low employment rates

• True

• False

Should you rely on your job as your only form of income?

• Yes

• No

How can you find a career that best suites you?

• Ask your friends and family to choose a career for you
• Choose a career solely based on salary
• Assess your interests, skills, and values; research career options; seek guidance; gain practical experience
• Take a random job and hope for the best

Is it important to gain practical experience in your chosen field?

• Yes, it provides valuable hands-on learning

• No, theoretical knowledge is sufficient

Job market is predictable

• false
• true

Seeking a higher education is cheap

• true
• false

How can you find a job

• Networking, online job boards, job fairs, reaching out to companies
• Applying randomly to companies
• Waiting for companies to contact you
• Using social media to find job opportunities

Are careers in sports and media long term?

• No
• Yes

Where can you find information about education or training requirements for a job?  

• Newspapers, magazines, and television shows.
• Job postings, company websites, professional organizations, government websites, and career guidance websites.
• Supermarkets, shopping malls, and restaurants.
• Social media platforms, personal blogs, and online forums.