Career Explorations
Career Building
Financial Literacy
Career Planning
What did she say again?
100

What is career exploration?

This is the process of gathering information about different jobs and industries to find a good fit.

100

What is a resume? 

A document that details your work experience, education, and skills, used when applying for jobs or volunteer positions.

100

What are the two main accounts built into a debit card

Chequing and Savings 

100

Which post secondary option has a more hands on approach, and often works with trades? 

College

100

What is my name?

Mrs. Parent (Or Mrs. J)

200

What are the three main pathways for after you complete high school? 

University, College, Work (can be broken up further)

200

What should be the most two visible things on your resume? 

Name and Contact information
200

What is the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)?

The government agency in Canada responsible for collecting taxes.

200

What is a 2+2 model of schooling? 

When you complete a 2 year program at college, and receive a certificate, then complete 2 years at a university, receiving a university degree as well 

200

Where can you find all the information if you miss time in class? 

Google Classroom

300

What is the difference between values and interests? 

Values are consistent and foundational, and help guide your moral compass, whereas interests can change and are more about what you enjoy or are good at.

300

What are references?

A list of people you can provide to a potential employer who can vouch for your skills and character.

300

What is a budget? 

A spending plan to help track your income and expenses

300

What is an internship?

Gaining work experience in a professional setting, often during a summer or a semester, to test out a career field.

300

Where do we go for fire drill? 

Out the classroom to the right, down the stairs and into the staff parking, stay together

400

What is self-assessment?

This is the process of identifying your skills, interests, and values to help you choose a career path.

400

What is the purpose of a cover letter? 

to introduce yourself to a potential employer and to explain why you are a good fit for a specific job. It allows you to expand on the skills and experiences listed in your resume, highlight your key achievements, and demonstrate your enthusiasm for the position and the company.

400

In terms of money, what is a surplus? 

The amount of money you have left after paying for all your expenses

400

What is a career development plan (also called a professional development plan)?

A document that outlines a person's long-term professional objectives and the steps they plan to take to achieve them.

400

Where is the washroom sign out sheet? 

On the bookshelf at the front

500

What is an informational interview? 

A low-pressure conversation with someone working in a field you're interested in, where you ask about their career path and experiences.

500

What is the difference between a CV and a resume? 

A resume is a shorter version, usually 1-2 pages. A CV is multiple pages and much more in depth 

500

What is interest?

The fee you pay to a lender for the use of borrowed money, usually calculated in a percentage

500

What is a SMART goal? Please tell me what each letter means

A goal that is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound 

500

Where is the nearest water bottle refill station? 

Beside the library