To continue your career exploration, explore the CareerOneStop site, the Occupational Outlook Handbook site, and the O*Net site. These sites provide career information videos, employment trends, salary information, and educational information. In fact, these seven sites provide free resources for self-assessment, career exploration, educational planning, and job search skills such as resume and interviewing skills. The fourth site provides CareerTech information. BrainTrack provides college and career information. Mappingyourfuture provides career assessments and career exploration information. Careercruising is an excellent site for career and college planning. Finally, Northern Michigan University provides excellent information. Click below.
Clickhere CareerOneStop
Clickhere Occupational Outlook Handbook
Clickhere O*Net
Clickhere CareerTech
Clickhere BrainTrack
Clickhere Mappingyourfuture
Clickhere
Career Cruising
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Password: trojans
Clickhere Northern Michigan University
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/occupation-finder.htm Career Outlook Projections
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Showing posts with label Career Exploration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Career Exploration. Show all posts
Saturday, April 23, 2011
9 Excellent Career Exploration Sites
Thursday, April 21, 2011
What Are Career Pathways, Career Clusters, and the World of Work Map?
Carer pathways are a way of organizing careers into broad categories. Knowing which career pathway interests you can be the first step in identifying your future career.
Survey the career pathways below as well as the career clusters. To get more information, click below to get excellent examples of specific careers within the six career pathways and multiple career clusters. The second and third sites will also give you the World of Work Map for ACT. The third site is interactive.
1. Arts and Communications
2. Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology
3. Health Science
4. Human Service
5. Natural Resources and Agriscience
6. Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology
1. Click here
Michigan Career Clusters
2. Click here
ACT World of Work Map
3. Click here
CTE Career Clusters and Pathways
Survey the career pathways below as well as the career clusters. To get more information, click below to get excellent examples of specific careers within the six career pathways and multiple career clusters. The second and third sites will also give you the World of Work Map for ACT. The third site is interactive.
1. Arts and Communications
2. Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology
3. Health Science
4. Human Service
5. Natural Resources and Agriscience
6. Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology
1. Click here
Michigan Career Clusters
2. Click here
ACT World of Work Map
3. Click here
CTE Career Clusters and Pathways
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Career Decision Making Process
The career decision making process is a complex process involving self-assessment, career exploration, and educational planning.
By answering the questions below, you will be on your way to making a good decision about your career pathway.
Who, What, Where, and How?
1. Who am I? That is, what are your values, skills, interests, and dreams regarding a career?
2. What is my career goal?
3. What education is needed to accomplish my career goal?
4. Where can I obtain my education to accomplish my career goal?
5. How long will it take to accomplish my career goal, and how much will it cost?
By answering the questions below, you will be on your way to making a good decision about your career pathway.
Who, What, Where, and How?
1. Who am I? That is, what are your values, skills, interests, and dreams regarding a career?
2. What is my career goal?
3. What education is needed to accomplish my career goal?
4. Where can I obtain my education to accomplish my career goal?
5. How long will it take to accomplish my career goal, and how much will it cost?
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