Career Clusters
The number of career clusters there are
What is 16?
The abbreviation ACP stands for?
What is Academic and Career Planning?
An undergraduate degree that typically takes 4 years to complete
What is a Bachelor's degree?
Something electronic you should check multiples times a day to make sure you do not miss something important
What is your email?
The amount of money that college cost. Can include classes, housing, food, books, and other fees
What is tuition?
The career cluster that a heavy machine operator would be
What is Architecture and Construction?
The required courses that students must take to graduate
What are core classes?
Getting a job straight out of high school
What is the workforce?
A person who can speak to your skills, work history, and work style to a future employer
What is a reference?
Money that helps students pay for college or career school and doesn't come from personal savings or earnings
What is financial aid?
The career cluster would police officer is in
What is Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security?
Classes you choose based on your interests
What is an elective?
Enlisting in one of the branches of the armed forces.
What is the military?
A professional document that summarizes your skills, experiences, and achievements
What is a resume?
A break taken between high school and post-secondary education
The career cluster a hotel manager is in
What is Hospitality, Events, & Tourism?
A learning experience where an individual observes and interacts with a professional in their role?
What is job shadowing?
An undergraduate degree that takes 2 years to complete
What is an associate degree?
Personal qualities that are not job specific like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving that influence how you work
What are soft skills?
Something an adult dedicates their time to doing based on their interests and skills for pay?
What is a career?
The career cluster a mental health counselor is in
What is Human Services?
A one or two-year program for high school students that combines paid, on-the-job training with related classroom instruction in a specific career field
What is a youth apprenticeship?
Learning a skilled trade through paid, hands-on experience while working under the guidance of experienced professionals
What is an apprenticeship?
Teachable, technical abilities specific to a job, such as coding or accounting
What are hard skills?
The nation's primary source of occupational information, which includes a large online database of career-related information
What is O*Net?