This is the deeper reason behind what you want to accomplish in life and work.
What is Purpose? (Purpose is acceptable)
This step in career planning involves identifying your interests, skills, values, and personality.
What is learning about yourself?
This is the deeper reason behind what you want to accomplish in life and work.
What is your purpose?
According to the chapter, your job may change many times throughout your life, creating opportunities for this.
What is personal and professional growth?
(personal & professional growth is acceptable)
These three letters stand for Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities.
What are KSAs?
According to the chapter, your job may change many times throughout your life, creating opportunities for this.
What is personal and professional growth?
This experience can help students gain real-world skills before graduating.
What is an internship?
This campus resource helps students explore career options and prepare for employment.
What is the career center?
This theory explains how people progress from basic needs toward fulfillment and personal growth.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
This is the false belief that earning a college degree automatically guarantees a high-paying job.
What is a career myth?
This career planning step involves researching jobs, duties, salaries, and education requirements.
What is exploring jobs and careers?
This level of Maslow's hierarchy relates to feeling connected to others and having a sense of belonging.
What are social needs?
This is what students should consider when choosing a career instead of following whatever job is currently popular.
What are their interests, abilities, values, and personality?
This step involves gaining real-world experience through internships, volunteering, or job shadowing.
What is trying things out?
The chapter explains that you can pursue your purpose through your career, volunteer work, and these other activities.
What are personal or community activities?