Career Exploration and Pathways

Why is it okay not to know your exact career path as a teenager?

• Because teenagers should not think about careers.

• Because people often change jobs multiple times in their lives.

• Because career paths are fixed from a young age.

• Because most people never change jobs.

Which career might suit someone who enjoys art?

• Stockbroker

• Graphic designer

• Financial planner

• Forensic scientist

What career could be a good fit for someone who likes math?

• Museum curator

• Actuary

• Studio artist

• Music teacher

If you enjoy social studies, which career might you consider?

• Pharmacist

• Anthropologist

• Chemist

• Orchestra musician

What should you consider when deciding between a passion and a hobby?

• Whether you would be happy doing it as a job

• If it aligns with your favorite school subject

• If it requires a college degree

• Whether you can make money from it

How long might you be in school if you want to become a doctor or lawyer?

• Six to eight years

• Eight to ten years

• Four to six years

• Two to four years

What is a crucial step in exploring potential careers?

• Avoiding interviews with professionals

• Researching education requirements and salary

• Ignoring geographical limitations

• Choosing a career based on current trends

Why is it important to be flexible in career exploration?

• Because ideas and interests can evolve over time

• Because flexibility leads to indecision

• Because career interests never change

• Because it is better to have no plan

What resource is suggested for further career exploration?

• NHS or NJHS future-ready webpage

• Social media platforms

• Television programs

• Local newspapers

What is the role of the National Honor Society in career exploration?

• To dictate career choices

• To support and provide resources for exploration

• To discourage career changes

• To offer job placements