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Life Skills, Leadership, and Career Readiness

College/Career Exploration

This course helps students explore a wide range of college pathways and career opportunities, guiding them toward informed decisions about their future.

Grades 6th-12th Life Skills, Leadership, and Career Readiness
College/Career Exploration
About

About this program

This course helps students explore a wide range of college pathways and career opportunities, guiding them toward informed decisions about their future. Students will examine different industries, professions, and postsecondary options, including college, trade schools, certifications, and workforce entry. The course covers key topics such as goal setting, resume building, interview skills, financial aid awareness, and career readiness, while also helping students identify their interests, strengths, and values. Through research, discussions, and real-world connections, students will gain clarity on potential career paths and the steps needed to achieve their goals.

Final Projects or Artifacts:

Final projects or artifacts

The final project can include: A Career Pathway Plan – A detailed outline of a chosen career, including education requirements, skills needed, and potential job outlook. A Resume and Cover Letter – Professionally formatted documents tailored to a specific job or internship. A College or Training Program Comparison – A research-based analysis of different postsecondary options, including costs, programs, and outcomes. A Personal Goals and Action Plan – A reflection outlining short-term and long-term academic and career goals with actionable next steps.

Program Requirements

Program requirements

Laptop (1 per student)
General Stationary - Ex: Pencils paper pens
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Program gallery