Career Interests Survey using the Hollands codes
Melida Alvarado
Career readiness
Prepare yourself for a successful career with essential skills and strategies. Discover how to develop the right mindset, acquire in-demand skills, and navigate the job market effectively.
While tough for some, this was always one of my students’ favorite activities because they knew how “real life” it was.
Vickie Osborne
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
Stacy Pedley
Career Cafe the Easy Way
Simply Imperfect Counselor | Curriculum Writer + Counseling Tips
By: The Daring English Teacher As a high school English teacher, I feel that it’s important to make sure my students are ready for life outside of high school. I usually teach freshmen and sophomores, but this year is my first year teaching senior-level English, and it is eye-opening. My students are so aware, so mature, and so afraid. In several short months they will receive their high school diplomas and walk their last steps on the high school campus which they’ve called home for the…
Cyndi Teasdale
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…
Brenda Arellano
These career activities are perfect for high school students who are just beginning to persue career exploration. These ideas will help them narrow down choices
Rebe
Teach students and kids about careers with these 19 free worksheets and lesson plans. Career exploration for students to do.
Nicole Smith
By: The Daring English Teacher As a high school English teacher, I feel that it’s important to make sure my students are ready for life outside of high school. I usually teach freshmen and sophomores, but this year is my first year teaching senior-level English, and it is eye-opening. My students are so aware, so mature, and so afraid. In several short months they will receive their high school diplomas and walk their last steps on the high school campus which they’ve called home for the…
Chelsea MacAlpine
It's not enough to teach your high schooler the basic subjects. Adding a College and Career Readiness curriculum to your homeschool lessons makes sense!
Cyndi Teasdale