The Future Job of the American High School and college/university Students The Future Job of the American High School and college/university Students.

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The Future Job of the American High School and college/university Students The Future Job of the American High School and college/university Students

Do the American students have to do part time jobs?

The American high school students have to do a lot of part time jobs.

Finance problems Tuition Tuition Buying personal items Buying personal items Daily spending Daily spending Other programs Other programs

Other reasons The American parents are much less involved in the students’ schooling The American parents are much less involved in the students’ schooling The American high school students have to figure out what they want to be in their lives all by themselves The American high school students have to figure out what they want to be in their lives all by themselves The American high school students have to earn the pocket money all by themselves The American high school students have to earn the pocket money all by themselves

What do the take to make money?

part time jobs.

The American college/university students still have to do a lot of part time jobs.

Good sides of the students part time jobs it gains experience for them, good for them to easily get into another new job; it gains experience for them, good for them to easily get into another new job; it is also helpful to them to figure out what is their dream job, so they can actually saving time in job- hunting and job-jumping; it is also helpful to them to figure out what is their dream job, so they can actually saving time in job- hunting and job-jumping; it is also some good thing to be put into their future resume in finding jobs; it is also some good thing to be put into their future resume in finding jobs;

Who do the grads turn to in finding jobs?

The tips In the colleges/universities, they have career center In the colleges/universities, they have career center They make surveys to the grads to help them know themselves better They make surveys to the grads to help them know themselves better Every department has their own Employment Guidance Center Every department has their own Employment Guidance Center Each year the U.S. department of labor publishes a thick book of position requirements manual Each year the U.S. department of labor publishes a thick book of position requirements manual

career center

Yearly position requirements manual

U.S. department of labor website