Think Future: Year 10 Introduction to Lesson 9 Working abroad.

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Think Future: Year 10 Introduction to Lesson 9 Working abroad

Lesson 9: Working abroad1 Learning outcomes The main learning outcomes covered by this lesson are: LO1: Make appropriate decisions about which careers to pursue LO2: Have increased awareness of what career opportunities exist LO5: Make better and more confident choices in the courses and careers your choose

Lesson 9: Working abroad2 In this lesson You will be introduced to the idea that you can work abroad and will assess the pros and cons of overseas career options. By the end of this lesson, you should: be aware of the wide range of opportunities for working abroad know some of the pros and cons of moving abroad to work.