Educational Opportunities
Career Path
Transition to Adulthood
Financial Fundamentals
Networking
100

What are two ways to continue your education after high school? 

College, Trade School

100

Name a job you can do without a college degree.

Retail worker, fast food employee, baby sitter, Construction worker, mechanic, electrician apprentice, plumber apprentice, retail manager, truck driver

100

What is one responsibility that comes with adulthood?

Managing finances, paying bills.

100

What is a budget?

A plan for spending money, a way to track income and expenses.


100

What is networking?

Building professional relationships, connecting with others.


200

What is the difference between community college and traditional four-year universities.

College has more independence, larger class sizes, or specialized courses.

200

Why is it important to pick a career that matches your interests?

Keeps you motivated, helps you enjoy your work, or matches your skills.

200

Name one thing you should do before moving out on your own.

Create a budget, find a reliable roommate.

200

What are three ways to save money on everyday expenses?

Using coupons, buying generic brands, comparing prices, cooking at home

200

Name one benefit of networking.

Job opportunities, mentorship.


300

Name one advantage of taking online courses

Flexibility, accessibility.

300

What is something important to bring to a job interview?

Resume, ID, references, work permit, social security card, portfolio, pen and paper, interview outfit

300

What are three important documents you should have as you become an adult?

ID/driver's license, birth certificate, social security card, high school diploma, bank documents, medical records

300

hat is one consequence of not paying your bills (like cell phone) on time?

Late fees, cut the service

300

How can social media help you connect with others in your career?

Connect with professionals, showcase skills, or follow relevant pages.

400

 Name one subject you might study in a vocational program.

Automotive technology, culinary arts, IT-related works,  nursing and other medical services,  beauticians,  chefs, fashion designing

400

Describe two ways to find out what it's really like to work in a career you're interested in.

ob shadowing, internships, talking to professionals, career fairs, volunteer work, YouTube videos from professionals

400

How do you balance work, school, and personal life?

Prioritize tasks, stick to a schedule, or make time for self-care.

400

What are two types of bank accounts?

Checking account, savings account

400

Why is it important to know people with different interests than you?

Learn about new opportunities, gain knowledge, or broaden your connections.

500

What are some alternatives instead of going to school to college or vocational school after high school?

Join workforce, join military, entrepreneurship, internships

500

Name three soft skills that employers look for and explain why they're important.

Communication, punctuality, teamwork, problem-solving, reliability, attitude

500

What are two challenges young adults face when transitioning to independence?

Financial management, decision-making

500

Create a basic monthly budget for someone making $2000 per month.

Rent, food, transportation, utilities, savings, entertainment

500

What is a to make a good first impression when meeting someone professionally?  

Firm handshake, eye contact, professional dress, being on time, positive attitude

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