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Final Exam

LEARNING TARGETS
1 - Understand Career Clusters and Name Jobs in Each Cluster
2 - Find some careers that match our personalities
3 - Understand the importance of self-assessment in choosing a career path
4 - Complete a career self assessment test, analyze and reflect on the results.

MONDAY
Part One:

Some quick info

Fill out:
Opportunity Cost and
Human Capital Worksheet

Then, a short video
https://vimeo.com/199326365

Part Two: Complete

MODULES 1 and 2

TUESDAY

1) What are Career Clusters?

2) Go to Classroom and
Participate in a quick (20 minute)
activity about career clusters.
http://www.iseek.org/careers/clusters.html

1) Complete Career Inventory at
https://www.wistechcolleges.org/explore-careers/career-interest-questionnaire
COPY AND PASTE your results into a
New Google Drive Document and save it as "Career Clusters Results"
You will need these for the Assessment later in the week.
then take a similar test at

Ohio Means Jobs Career Cluster Inventory
Paste these results into the SAME
document as yesterday
When you get the results of your survey, Paste them into
the SAME document.

WEDNESDAY / THURSDAY

CAREER UNIT - SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT (like a "TEST")

Create a 12 slide presentation using GOOGLE SLIDES.

SLIDE 1: Your Name, "Career Research and Reflection" and a Nice Picture Related to Careers

SLIDE 2: What was your Holland Code (SDS Code)? What does this say about your personality and what type of career would best suit you?

SLIDE 3: What are at least 5 careers that matched up with your HOLLAND CODE?

SLIDE 4: What is a career cluster? What Career Cluster did the other survey(s) say you would fit well into?

SLIDE 5: PICK a CAREER. List training required for that career. College? Trade School? Other? (you might Google "Occupational Outlook Handbook" and look up the career there)

SLIDE 6: ...and the salary for someone starting out in that career, (you might Google "Occupational Outlook Handbook" and look up the career there)

SLIDE 7 ...and the working conditions

SLIDE 8 What does 'opportunity cost' have to do with choosing a career?

SLIDE 9 What does 'human capital' have to do with your career?

SLIDE 10 When it comes to your career, where do hope to be in 10 years? What can you do now to make that more likely to happen?

SLIDE 11 List at least 3 Specific NEXT Steps will you take with regards to you Career (for example., College, Trades, Military?)

SLIDE 12 List at least 3 things you will do NOW to make sure you are MAXIMIZING your HAPPINESS (Now and in the future)

FRIDAY

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