Preparing for the world of work

A cashier is a job with a bright outlook

A personal financial advisor is a career considered to have a bright outlook

A CEIP (Career Exploration Internship Program) is unpaid, and can range from 54-108 total hours

Most apprenticeships are UNPAID

Growth accounts for one out of every three new hires and is when businesses expand or a new business starts

Replacement occurs for two-thirds of new hires, and are hired to replace workers that leave for a number of reasons

Job Shadowing is a way to see what someone in a profession does in a regular work day

A cashier, or amusement park attendent would fall under job zone 1

A doctor would fall under job zone 4

"Green economy" jobs ONLY have to do with recycling

There are 20 different career clusters

Employment "ghosting" is when an employee blocks their manager on all platforms

A green economy creates new and emerging jobs that weren't around before

What career cluster would a professional dancer fall under?

The great resignation is people volunarily leaving the workforce

Maslow's Hierarchy is a hexagon of needs

A CO-OP (Cooperative career and technical education program) is a paid program ranging from 150-300 hours in total

All careers can only fall under one career cluster.

What career cluster would a farmer fall under?

Eye contact and body language are NOT important on an interview

The O*Net interest profiler gives you your own personal ranking for Maslow's Hierarchy

Different careers require different _____________

Job Shadow Day is when you go outside to see if the groundhog saw its shadow

What is O*Net?

A plan of study is a sequence of instruction that prepares individuals for careers

The unemployment rate takes all citizens into account

Mr. Stybel falls under which career cluster?

A career pathway includes skills that are learned throughout your education, that are shared by professions

A "bright outlook" career is something that is growing rapidly with new openings

A lawyer falls under which career cluster?