CHAPTER 9-SECTION 2 Planning Your Career. INTERESTS Many resources are available in print and online to determine the activities that give you satisfaction.

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CHAPTER 9-SECTION 2 Planning Your Career

INTERESTS Many resources are available in print and online to determine the activities that give you satisfaction. Your interests provide a basis for your employment goals and possible career paths. What do you like to do? What do you find fascinating? What are your hobbies?

 People with strong social tendencies may be best suited for work interacting with people.  If you enjoy investigating situations, a career in some type of research should e considered.  You always want to take your personality into account when trying to decide on a career.  People with strong social tendencies may be best suited for work interacting with people.  If you enjoy investigating situations, a career in some type of research should e considered.  You always want to take your personality into account when trying to decide on a career.

VALUES  Your values are things that are important to you.  You can learn about your values with exercises or activities. These exercises show how you rank items such as:  Your values are things that are important to you.  You can learn about your values with exercises or activities. These exercises show how you rank items such as:  Prestige  Money  Power  Achievement  Independence  Security  Belonging  Serving Others

You can begin to look at your values by answering some questions. Your answers will help you understand what you consider important. Do I consider investing money in education or occupational training as important as spending for other things? Am I mainly interested in work that provides a service for others? Do I want an occupation that is very challenging and may require additional schooling? Would I be willing to start in a job that pays a lower salary than another if that job was more challenging and offered better opportunities for future advancement? Is it important for me to have an occupation that others think is important even if I don’t really care for it? Is it important for me to earn a lot of money?

Another question to better understand your values is:  “What would you do if someone gave you a large sum of money to be used in any way you desire?”  Would you start your own business?  Would you invest it?  Would you buy a jet and travel around the world?  Would you set up a foundation?  Would you pay off your family’s debt?  Would you buy a trendy new wardrobe?  “What would you do if someone gave you a large sum of money to be used in any way you desire?”  Would you start your own business?  Would you invest it?  Would you buy a jet and travel around the world?  Would you set up a foundation?  Would you pay off your family’s debt?  Would you buy a trendy new wardrobe?

TALENTS AND ABILITIES  Each of you has certain talents and abilities.  A talent is a natural, inborn aptitude to do certain things. People often say someone has a “natural talent.”  Ability is the quality of being able to perform a mental or physical task.  These are both VERY important along with your career goals and interests in career planning.  Each of you has certain talents and abilities.  A talent is a natural, inborn aptitude to do certain things. People often say someone has a “natural talent.”  Ability is the quality of being able to perform a mental or physical task.  These are both VERY important along with your career goals and interests in career planning.

 You can learn about your abilities in a number of ways. Think about the courses you have taken and the grades you have received in school.  In which courses have you done your best work?  Which courses have been easiest for you?  Which have been the most difficult?  Which did you like best?  Answers to questions like these will help identify your talents and abilities.  You can learn about your abilities in a number of ways. Think about the courses you have taken and the grades you have received in school.  In which courses have you done your best work?  Which courses have been easiest for you?  Which have been the most difficult?  Which did you like best?  Answers to questions like these will help identify your talents and abilities.

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE  Most people have more career skills than they realize. Your involvement in a range of school and community activities provides the basis for employment experiences.  You can obtain further career-oriented abilities in four main ways:  Work-study programs  Part-time employment  Volunteering  School activities  Most people have more career skills than they realize. Your involvement in a range of school and community activities provides the basis for employment experiences.  You can obtain further career-oriented abilities in four main ways:  Work-study programs  Part-time employment  Volunteering  School activities

WORK-STUDY PROGRAMS  Sometimes school is combined with work related experiences. These programs provide an occasion to develop a variety of on-the- job skills.  One great example of this is internships.  Sometimes school is combined with work related experiences. These programs provide an occasion to develop a variety of on-the- job skills.  One great example of this is internships.

PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT  Summer and part-time work can provide valuable experience. In addition, these work situations will allow you the chance to see if you enjoy a particular career field.  Part-time employment also helps your make great contacts.  Summer and part-time work can provide valuable experience. In addition, these work situations will allow you the chance to see if you enjoy a particular career field.  Part-time employment also helps your make great contacts.

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES  Involvement in community service can result in gaining career experiences and improving work habits.  Volunteering in community organizations also helps you develop organizational skills while making future career contacts.  Involvement in community service can result in gaining career experiences and improving work habits.  Volunteering in community organizations also helps you develop organizational skills while making future career contacts.

SCHOOL ACTIVITIES  Class assignments can provide work-related experiences. For example when you prepare reports and oral presentations, communication skills are developed.  Working on team projects offers you a chance to interact with others, a skill that is vial in almost every career.  School clubs and organizations can result in a range of valuable skills.  Goal setting  Planning  Supervising  Delegating Responsibility  Class assignments can provide work-related experiences. For example when you prepare reports and oral presentations, communication skills are developed.  Working on team projects offers you a chance to interact with others, a skill that is vial in almost every career.  School clubs and organizations can result in a range of valuable skills.  Goal setting  Planning  Supervising  Delegating Responsibility

SOURCES OF AVAILABLE JOBS Career Fairs Personal Contacts The media Business Contacts Employment Agencies