Career Exploration Junior Advisory April, 2013. Does Education Pay Off?  People with more education usually make more than people with less education.

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Career Exploration Junior Advisory April, 2013

Does Education Pay Off?  People with more education usually make more than people with less education.  Unemployment is less among those with more education.  As a class – make some estimates on what you think the unemployment rate is for each group and also estimate what you think the average weekly earnings are for each group.  Doctoral Degree ????  Bachelors Degree????  AA Degree????  Let’s see…..

Check this out 

Let’s check out some jobs.  Everyone please take a copy of the top jobs in the United States (packet of papers with a key on top).  This is a different way to look at careers – not based on your interests – but money and time in school.  There are MANY things to consider when selecting a career.  And it may/will change many times in your lifetime.  This information is a bit outdated – but it’s the format and the job exposure we want you to get.  Updated info can be obtained from a link later in presentation.

Possible Jobs for You  Slowly read through the jobs on the following pages.  Place a check mark in the left column for jobs that might interest you.  Make a mental note of the earnings and education & training columns.

Explore as a group……..  If you know the job or industry you want information about check out these links:      If you know the things that interest you visit this site: 

Career Videos  uster.asp?id=27&nodeid=28 uster.asp?id=27&nodeid=28 

Post Secondary Reminders:  Options after High School  Volunteer  Internships  Work  Military  Community College  Trade School  College or University

Based on this Career Discussion…  How many of you are considering entering the workforce immediately after high school?  How many of you are considering attending a community college with the goal of earning an AA or certificate degree?  How many of you are considering attending community college with the goal of transferring to a four-year college or university?  How many of you are considering attending a four-year college or university?

If time allows – you can revisit college pages       html html  ask=view&id=4&Itemid=18 ask=view&id=4&Itemid=18   Advisors – you don’t need to make accounts – just click past!!!!

Looking forward:  You should review your 4-year plan and transcript to see if your goals align with what you have been doing!  And if not……there is time to do a few things!  Make an appointment with your counselor or talk to your advisor.  See you soon.