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Region 11 Summer Counselor Institute
TWC Resources to Use with Students
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Our Goals for Today: Labor market data for the state
Demo on how to find your own data How to use data with students Resource showcase & projects in-progress Q&A
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Let’s Take a Look at Your Data:
For Tarrant County
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County Breakdown
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Baseline Occupation Breakdown
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Occupations Adding the Most Jobs 2012-2022 in Alamo WDA
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Jobs with Most Projected Annual Job Openings 2012-2022 in Alamo WDA
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Largest Associate Degree Occupations Ranked by 2012 Employment w/ 2014 Wages
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Fastest Growing Occupations by %
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Tarrant WDA Growth Comparisons
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How Does this data Compare to the State?
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What About Job Postings in the Region?
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How Does that Compare to State Postings?
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A Couple Special Cases to Consider:
Data Collected from 5 Sources Can skew total amounts by too much or too little Private employers may not post to these 5 sites One posting can result in multiple hirings Or can still be one-to-one Look for the “golden nuggets” Let’s discuss the golden nuggets for your region
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Hot Jobs in Your Region
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Hot Jobs in the State
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But how does REAL Demand Compare to Student Interest?
Let’s Take a Look
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The Jobs Kids are Asking For?
Same basic occupations No matter the age No matter the region Why is that? Kids know what they know Kids know what they see Kids know what they experience Let’s take a look at what they are asking for
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Meanwhile, at LMCI . . .
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How Do We Close the Gaps? Promote ALL of the following:
Career exploration Specifically, alternative careers in interest areas Career research With emphasis on education requirements & data College exploration and research With CAREER in mind first! Use the data to guide student investigation
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How Can Our Data Help Close the Gap?
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Counselors, Teachers, & Students Can:
Identify many more career options Identify skills gaps Identify in-demand jobs Identify growing education programs Identify potential partners Make well-informed career decisions
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What Tools do We have? The Whole Toolbox
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Online Tools we recommend for Career Exploration
Can be used for: Career Exploration College Exploration Discovering how lifestyle choices can lead to proper career decisions Discovering the true potential for job opportunities out there. (How what you don’t know can limit you) Online Tools we recommend for Career Exploration
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http://www.texasrealitycheck.com/ Texas Reality Check:
Great for $$-motivated students Great for undecided students Career exploration Lifestyle options lead exploration
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http://www.texascaresonline.com/ Texas CARES: Explore careers options
Complete career assessment Collect labor market information Explores colleges/ universities
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Texas Career Check Coming soon Replace Texas CARES
Summer/Fall 2016 Replace Texas CARES Allow career exploration based on: Assessment Career Cluster FHSP Endorsement Hot Jobs, and more . . .
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But we promise it’ll be great.
Sorry…No Sneak Peeks But we promise it’ll be great.
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http://www.autocoder.lmci.state.tx.us/ Texas AutoCoder:
Find new job titles Explore occupations in industries you like Turn a talent into a job title Define specific research topic
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http://www.texascrews.org/ Texas CREWS:
Joint effort by the TWC and the THECB Explore college outcome data All Texas PUBLIC schools 2 and 4-year institutions
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Types of Products: Telephone Hotline Print Publications Classroom Poster Sets Publications that provide Projections Soft Skill Help College Selection Guidance HB 5 Endorsement Help College Outcome Data Publications or Alternative Tools We Recommend for Career Exploration Help
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Career Hotline: 1-800-822-PLAN (7526) 24/7 automated line
Get career or college information 3 careers 3 colleges/universities Can call more than once Anyone can call Counselor Packets
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Brochures: Where Do People Find Job Openings
The secret to finding opportunities Financial Aid Definition of terms The straight scoop on Student Loans How to apply Helpful websites Resources
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Occupation Outlook Handout
State Occupation Projections Projections through 2022 Top 30 jobs in several categories: Fastest growing occupations Adding the most jobs Most job postings Highest paid occupations
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Also available as classroom posters
Top 10 Career Tips: How to find a job How to get the job How to keep a job Employability skills What employers want Be an asset not a liability Social Media Tips Also available as classroom posters
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Beyond High School Written for students and parents
Discusses all post-secondary options Helps navigate the college-selection process Defines different institution types Compares options Identifies selection criteria Offers step-by-step approach
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Bookmarks Reality Check Texas Cares Texas CREWS Coming Soon: AutoCoder
Career Cards
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Endorsement Bulletins
Written for students and parents Discusses all FHSP Endorsement options for 9th graders Helps navigate the endorsement-selection process Defines different endorsement types Explains graduation requirements Provides potential course considerations Connects all endorsements to potential careers
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From Our Partners @ the Fed
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Navigate Workbooks Allows for open exploration/brainstorming Explore career and education likes, dislikes, and goals Teacher Curriculum guide available too Great for Exploring Careers and Career Portals Provided absolutely free Yes…..FREE
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Inside the Workbook
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Available for all academics, actually.
LMCI Teacher & Counselor page Counselor Packets Webinars Video Tutorials Outreach Specialists We can help! Resources for Educators and Counselors.
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LMCI Teacher & Counselor Page
Access Webinars Career-Endorsement Crosswalk Video Tutorials and more…
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Education Outreach Specialists
Available across the state Use or expertise Connect with workforce and more…
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Who We Are Two specialists Both previous educators Advising experience
Curriculum writing experience Lori Knight Karla Jasen
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Our Services Classroom Presentations Large student assemblies
Hands-on, collaborative exercises in computer labs Career Day presentations Career Fair information tables: including our selfie booth Day or evening appointments Tailored to each audience
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Great news… This is all FREE! You will not be charged for:
We offer these services at absolutely no charge to you or your district. You will not be charged for: Our travel Our lodging Our meals The materials we bring with us
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Selfie Booth Wanted interactive element at fairs
Meet kids where they are Use at career fairs, career days, and expos
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Samples of Selfie photos
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Group Selfie Photos
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Selfies on Social Media
@TXWorkforce #goals #dreamjobs #iwillsucceed #selfiebooth # #jobsonfleek
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Resources In-Progress
All complete or underway within the next fiscal year
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Why Study This? Series of 5 vs 1 All new featured occupations
The Original Revised Version Series of 5 vs 1 All new featured occupations Available in print and online Downloadable individually or as a collection
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Career Cards Front of Card Back of Card
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Career Puzzles Elementary Middle School High School Front: Image
Back: Tools Middle School Back: Alternatives High School Front: Image (Photo) Back: Alternatives & LMI
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Coloring Book Aiming for small Career variety Texas in-demand jobs
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Career Pathways Podcast Series
Focus on career pathways Ongoing series Transcribed for readers Accompanied by infographics Downloadable online Every Career Pathway is Different
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We know we just shared A LOT of information, but . . .
What questions do you have??
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Our Contact Information Lori: Karla: 101 E. 15th Street Annex, Room 0252 Austin, TX 78778
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Thank you for being with us today!
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