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What is Career Guidance? It is a comprehensive program that can help students make and implement informed educational and occupational choices. A career guidance program develops a student's self-awareness, knowledge of educational and occupational opportunities, and the steps involved in career planning. How Can a Career Guidance Program Help? Career guidance programs help students acquire knowledge in several areas:
Additional ResourcesState of Alaska
America's Career Resource Network ACRN - a career decision making tool ASVAB Career Exploration Website - Free career exploration and planning materials and services
Career Voyages - Collaboration between the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S Department of Education designed to provide information on fast growing-high demands occupations, along with the skills and educational requirements needed for them. Career Development E-Manual - University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada) 6-step career planning process Career Info-Net - Extensive resource library for career information Career Interests Game - based on Holland's RIASEC theory Career Key--Online Interest Inventory - Good online inventory and many other resource links Career Planning Resources from National Career Development Association K-8 Career Activity Lessons from WIN (PDFs for Download) Michigan Department of Career Development - Michigan's Comprehensive Guidance and Counseling Program LEAP AHEAD Web Kit American Association for Career Education’s ‘Careers
Update’ The National Career Development Association - Click on the menu for Internet Resources and then "Internet Resources for Career Planning" Vocational Information Center - a wealth of career and technical online resources. WIN Careers - Career Information based on ACT WorkKeys Job Profiles (Username: wincareers; Password: akak)
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Disclaimer CTE Webmaster This page was last updated on December 18, 2009 |
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