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What is the first thing you need to do when exploring career options?

A self assessment.

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What is a Resume?

A document that describes who you are and what you're good at.

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What is an interview?

A conversation between you and a employer.


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What does post secondary mean?

Education after high school.

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What are skills?

The ability to do something well.

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What do you need to do to learn about different careers?

Research.

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What are skills you can put on a resume?

Detail Oriented

Punctuality

Time Management

Organized

Problem Solving

Great Communication

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What do you bring to an interview?

Your resume! Cover letter if needed.

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Why does a private school costs more than a public school?

They do not get money from the government


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What skill is this?

This skill means that you are good at speaking and listening to others.

Communication Skills.

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What is an important step that helps you connect with professionals and organizations (like A4HC)?

Networking!

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If you don't have work experience, what can you put on your resume?

Volunteering experience!

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What do you wear to an interview?

Business Casual

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What is the difference between a part time student, and a full time student?

Part time: Taking 1-3 classes per semester.

Full time: Taking 4-6 classes per semester.

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What skill is this?

This skill means that you are good at guiding and telling people what to do. You are the captain.

Leadership Skills

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What kind of goal can you set to get your dream career?

SMART Goals!

Specific

Measurable

Attainable

Relevant

Time-Based

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How long should a resume be?

No longer than 1-2 pages.

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Why do employers have interviews?

The employer asks questions to learn about you and your skills. They want to see if you are a good choice for the job.

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What are the different types of schools you can do after High School?

University

College

Trades

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What is merit and what does it mean?

Merit can encompass a variety of achievements and qualities, not just financial circumstances:

  • Academic excellence, such as GPA or test scores.
  • Talents and skills, including athletic or artistic abilities.
  • Specific criteria, such as community service, leadership roles, or a particular field of study.
  • Group affiliation, such as a specific ethnicity, background, or religious group. 


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What is Career Exploration

The process of discovering and learning about:

Jobs

Ourselves

Academic pathways

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This information should never be included in your resume.

What is information regarding your family or personal life?

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What do you say when an employer asks you to "Tell me about yourself?"

Present. 

Past.

Future.

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This type of institution is generally smaller and focuses primarily on undergraduate education, often with smaller class sizes.

What is a college?

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The major difference between scholarships and grants is while most grants are based on need scholarships are based on what?

Merit