Career lessons

A fun and engaging way to teach college and career readiness... Career Cafe! I can tell you, it worked! And, with little prep time, it can work for you too!

Teach students and kids about careers with these 19 free worksheets and lesson plans. Career exploration for students to do.

While tough for some, this was always one of my students’ favorite activities because they knew how “real life” it was.

How many times do we skip over the "career development" aspect of our roles as high school counselors because it seems too tedious, or we feel like we don't

In 2nd grade we began our talks about the future by reading Someday by Eileen Spinelli. This book is a great springboard into careers because it takes a young girl imagining her future career, then ties it into how what she is doing today is preparing her for each pathway. For example, she is digging in the couch cushions for coins and dreams of being a paleontologist digging for bones. After the story we played "I Have, Who Has" with careers. I downloaded this game from The Career Day…

This career goal planning worksheet is designed to help individuals who are seeking clarity and direction in their professional lives. These worksheets are the best career worksheets for fresh graduates, professionals, and college students to achieve their career goals. By using these worksheets, you can make the best strategic planning for your professional development. Finally, it will affect your achievements. Whether you're a recent graduate, a career changer, or someone looking to…

Get your teens better prepared with these FREE career exploration worksheets, curriculum, & career tests perfect for middle/high schoolers.

Teaching Career Exploration in the classroom is an important part of social-emotional learning and character education. Kids should start thinking about what they want to be when they grow up by considering their interests and strengths, and how they can apply that to a career. #careerexploration

Career Interests Survey using the Hollands codes

"When I was in high school, I had no idea what jobs were even out there. How can I help my students explore their options more thoroughly? What career resources I can point them to?"