PCC-Spring 2025 Final Exam Review Game

To assess yourself to determine the quality of your performance

A type of career that usually has manual labor and an hourly wage

A resume that presents your information by date in reverse order

Relating to a college program that enables students to work part-time while attending school

A resume that combines functional and chronological formats 

The highest academic degree in any field of knowledge

A degree usually completed in two or more full-time years 

Work tasks that are used in various types of careers

A group of all of the possible careers in an entire subject area

Designed to determine how the person being interviewed has behaved in certain situations in past jobs is called?

A record of your experience and qualifications related to a specific job or career

Programs that provide practical experience working in a career

Volunteering your time to help an organization or the community.

A set of standardized college admissions test developed by the College Board, the principal one measuring mathematical

The U.S. Department of Labor agency that creates career information statistics 

Activities in which you talk to someone working in a career, work in a specific career, or observe someone working

Helps you select the correct courses and review the course requirements in your field of study

The interviewer ask you to demonstrate a specific skill needed for the job

An organized time that allows you to listen to and interact with people in careers that interest you 

The power of someone or something that affects you directly or indirectly

Written by psychologists and career counselors who research careers and career skills to create the tests

Mannerisms, gestures, and facial expressions

People you know who are not related to you who will give you a positive recommendation

A period, typically an academic year, taken by a student as a break between secondary school and higher education.

A long-term work history in a particular field 

Measures how well you perform specific tasks now and whether you can master certain skills in the future

A degree that is given after one or two years of additional study after bachelor's degree

Aspects about a career and the workplace that are important to you

Screening tools that help employers determine if applicants have the knowledge and skills to perform job duties

Any grant or scholarship, loan, or paid employment offered to help a student meet his/her college expenses.