Career Planning

Career planning starts with what?

• Job Demands

• An employer

• Higher level education

• Self-Assessment

A self-assessment is best described as ....

• listening what your mother thinks you should do for a living

• looking at your own skills and limitations and picking a career that matches those features.

• following your passion when choosing a career

• creating a budget that can be met with your income level

• doubles once you have a college degree
• stays the same for high school levels
• grows at the same rate
• increases as the level of education increases

characteristics that Employers seek national requirements for all jobs personal training by the federal govt outdated computer skills

• characteristics that Employers seek

• national requirements for all jobs

• personal training by the federal govt

• outdated computer skills

Planning your career should start with...

• asking your parents

• time

• self assessment

• deciding how popular the job is

Why might someone talk to a career counselor?

• To get help choosing a career

• To learn how to swim

• To find a new hobby

• To learn to cook

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Career

• Working at McDonalds as only a cashier or cook

• Only washing the windows of cars at a car wash.

• An occupation that last for a long period of time in a person's life with opportunities for progress

Employers look for employees with a...?

• Strong work ethics

• Lower level of education

• Several jobs in the past

• High income

Which of the following would most likely help a person achieve a higher income.

• workers who demand high pay

• workers with modern tech skills

Career planning involves:

• Identifying your strengths and weaknesses

• Assessing industry trends and job market demand

• Setting career goals and creating a plan to achieve them

• All of the above