This resource takes the guesswork out of choosing a college major. It's a must for every student considering a college education as well as those who are uncertain about which major to pursue. The journal combines useful background information about a wide variety of college majors with an exciting array of practical application tools that allow readers to make informed decisions based on a personally relevant exploration process. The book also includes an interesting history and background information and a list of typical course requirements. Ideas about how the degree relates to the workplace and advice from experts in each field. For any readers/students needing guidance in choosing a college major or career direction.

Majors Exploration: A Search and Find Guide for College and Career Direction

Business & Money

Bradbury, Mary Jane

Reeves, Diane Lindsey

Job Hunting & Careers

Pearson College Div

This thorough introduction to the skills needed to succeed in the work place is presented in an easy-to-read user-friendly format. The book, adapted from a popular college text, provides a complete framework for career exploration and is designed to motivate readers to make theses skills a part of their lives. The book introduces readers to the workplace, provides time and money management tips, basic skills practice and assessments and offers guidelines for making oneself marketable. For individuals interested in assessing and sharpening their basic skills for the work force.

The Career Toolkit for High School Students: Making the Transition from School to Work

Kravits, Sarah Lyman

Izumo, Gary

This is a 4-session curriculum and set of companion student workbooks/journals with which youth workers can begin guiding their high schoolers into satisfying and God-honoring answers to their questions about careers and God's will, with compelling, realistic, and hands-on input from their church's adult members as well as from the Bible. Includes 1 leader's guide and 5 student journals.

So What Am I Gonna Do with My Life?

Zondervan

What do I want to do when I graduate? What do I want to do with my life? What kind of job am I cut out for? Does God even care about what I do for a living?Life is just plain uncertain for high schoolers, especially when it comes to The Great Beyond--beyond graduation, that is. Along with senioritis comes much worry about the future--or much waiting for a lightning bolt to strike them, which they just know will make everything clear.Help your students wake up and smell the hope! The 4 complete teaching sessions in So What Am I Gonna Do with My Life? Leader’s Guide will help your kids find and follow God’s calling in their vocations as they . . .Explore what the Bible says about honoring God in all of life’s decisions. Discover their talents and abilities. Wisely follow their hearts’ desires. Ask for and recognize godly counsel and support from adults in your own family church. Trust God to open (and close) doors and guide them along the way.This Leader’s Guide includes 4 self-contained lessons with attention-grabbers and role models from Scripture . . . small and large group activities . . . discussion starters and tools for practical application . . . After Hours events that give students a chance to explore a range of options, especially with the help of adults in the church--all designed to help your teens apply Bible principles to their individual quests for career direction. Not to mention reproducible promotional tools--fliers and postcards especially for high schoolers and church members.So What Am I Gonna Do with My Life? is perfect for small groups of high schoolers--Sunday school classes, on-campus Christian clubs, midweek small groups, and career retreat weekends. Teach this timely curriculum every year to steer you high schoolers toward satisfying, God-honoring answers to the perennial questions Christian adolescents ask about their vocational futures.

So What Am I Gonna Do with My Life? Leader's Guide

Religion & Spirituality

Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Science

Provides activities to uncover individual traits and abilities, information about careers in science, description of career planning resources, explanations for personal roadmaps, and profiles of individual scientists

Teen & Young Adult

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Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art

Explores fifteen different career possibilities for people who have artistic interests and aptitudes, including animator, cosmetologist, chef, floral designer, interior designer, and photojournalist

Art, Music & Photography

Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Computers

Discusses computer-related occupations such as programmer, online researcher, and systems analyst, and describes how to prepare for them

Bond, Nancy

Kent, Peter

Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Talking

In addition to information on such diverse occupations as air traffic controller, minister, and speech pathologist, contains exercises and activities to rate aptitudes and interests.

Education & Reference

Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Sports

Describes such sports-related careers as agent, coach, fitness instructor, and sportscaster and discusses how to determine which career might be suitable and how to prepare for it.

Writing (Career Ideas for Kids)

Provides activities to uncover individual traits and abilities, information about careers in writing, description of career planning resources, explanations for personal roadmaps, and profiles of individuals with writing careers.

Pollard, Marilyn

Ferguson Pub

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