Post Secondary Pathways
Career Goals
Financial Planning/Budgeting
Life Happens!
Setting Goals
100

Name one of the four main post secondary pathways in Ontario.

University, College, Apprenticeship, Workplace

100

What skills involves working well with others? 

Teamwork

100

Money you earn is called________

Income 

100

A sudden unexpected cost (like a broken phone or dentist bill) is called a __________

Emergency Expense 

100

What does S is S.M.A.R.T stand for?

What is specific

200

This pathway is best for students who want hands on learning while earning money?

What is Apprenticeship?

200

This is the term for the things you're naturally good at (i.e building, writing, sports)

What is Strengths 
200

Money you spend is called________

Expenses

200

What is stress management?

Strategies/ways to cope with stress

200

A goal that you can finish within a few weeks or days is called a_____

Short Term Goal

300

A document needed when applying to most colleges or Universities.

What is a transcript? 

300
Name one reason why job shadowing is helpful

Helps explore careers, see jobs in real life, make connections 

300

A budget should always start with paying for these first.

Needs (food, housing, transportation) 

300

Give one example of a healthy coping strategy

Exercise, journalling, talking to someone, deep breathing 

300

Rewrite this goal as a SMART goal "I want to get better at math."

I will practice math for 20 minutes, 4 times per wee to raise my mark by 5% by the end of the term. 

400

True or false: You must know your entire career plan before choosing a pathway. 

False

400

What is a career pathway?

A series of jobs or experiences that lead toward a long term career

400

What is the difference between debit and credit?

Debit uses your own money; credit is borrowed money you must pay back 

400

If a plan doesn't work out, what is one responsible next step?

Adjust the plan, ask for help, make a new strategy, problem solve 

400

What is one benefit of setting goals?

Motivation, focus, responsibility, improvement 

500

Give one example of a job that requires University, and one that requires college. 

University: Teacher, Lawyer, Nurse, engineer

College: PSW, dental hygenist, paramedic, graphic designer 

500

Give an example of a short term career goal and a long term career goal

Short Term: Finish resume, join a club 

Long Term: become a paramedic, start a business etc 

500

You earn $100 a month. Your expenses are $40. How much can you save?

$60 

500

Describe a real life situation where someone has to change their financial plan quickly

Parent loses job, unexpected vet bill, rent increases 

500

Identify the missing SMART component: "I will save $150 by June 30 by saveing $10 weekly." 

It is missing Relevant (Why does it matter) 

Specific, measurable, attainable, Time bound 

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