8. Career & Education path
My OWN
Career & Education path
Your Name
Teacher
Period

9. Slide 1: Cover
Slide 2: Overview of your Chosen Career and Why?
Slide 3: Required Education -Opportunities in Education
(Choose Type of School – Public, Private, Trade)
Slide 4: Skills Traits and Aptitudes Needed
Slide 5: Name of School Chosen (Why?) Requirements
Slide 6: Major: Reason, Impacted? Requirements for specific major
Slide 7: Pathways: What type of work can you do after receiving
your bachelors degree? What is one YOU would like to pursue? Current Salary?
Slide8: Economics/Finance: Where you want to live? Family Size? Average Cost of Living? Type of cars you want to drive? What will you be paying monthly?

10. UC or Cal State Universities
Neither UC or CSU PUBLIC university system is better than the other. Rather, students
may be more suited to a particular system due to their academic and or career goals.
Key differences between UC and CSU is their academic offerings. CSU is known for basing
their courses and degree programs on practical applications and non-research-oriented
careers. The CSU system awards mostly bachelor’s degrees, and does not offer as many
advanced-level degrees as UC.

11. San Diego State University
2.9 GPA Admission Requirement
$3,488 TUITION COST PER SEMESTER
SDSU POPULATION: 34,000 Students
54,000 Apply: 23% attend (12,000)
APPLY THROUGH UCMENTOR.COM
FAFSA APPLICATION

12. Your Chosen Major Major GPA Admission Requirement
Potential Area of Focus
Graduations Rate
Type of Jobs you can Job Shadow
Live at Home or on Campus
Types of Courses Taken: Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Principles of Economics (Macro)
Principles of Economics (Micro)
Legal Environment of Business
Principles of Information Systems
Business Communications
Calculus for Business Analysis
Elementary Statistics for Business or Statistical Methods
What can I do with this Major?
Restaurants
Retail Store Managements
Self- Employed
Banks
Insurance Companies
Customer Service
Federal Reserve Banks
Real Estate

13. Career Building Skills
Listening. Being a good listener is one of the best ways to be a good communicator! Nonverbal Communication Your body language, eye contact, hand gestures, and tone all color the message you are trying to convey BE POSITIVE
Clarity and Concision
Friendliness
Confidence
Empathy
Open-Mindedness
Respect
Career Building Skills
Abilities + Qualifications + skills + Language
Service Orientation - Actively looking for ways to help people.
Social Perceptiveness - Being aware of others' reactions and understanding why they react as they do.
Active Listening - Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times.
Speaking - Talking to others to convey information effectively.
Coordination - Adjusting actions in relation to others' actions.
Monitoring - Monitoring/Assessing performance of yourself, other individuals, or organizations to make improvements or take corrective action.
Critical Thinking - Using logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.

14. HIRING COMPANIES in YOUR MAJOR FOR YOUR CAREER
In this section, include images of companies that are Hiring in your potential field.
How much is their SALARY?
What companies are hiring for you job?
How much are they paying
Full Time or Part Time?
How far from your home?
Commute? Time? Cost?
Benefits?
Union?
Retirement?
Pension?
Describe difference of THREE companies!

15. Paradise Valley Hospital
NURSING
Paradise Valley Hospital
San Ysidro Health
Sharp Hospital
Position Title
Essential Function (Job Description)
Skills Needed
Qualifications/Education
Required
Retirement/Benefits
Salary
Commute: Type of transportation, time and cost from home  Work and Work  Home.
RESEARCH EACH IF IT IS NOT PRINTED ON JOB FORM

16. CAREER & LIFE STYLE Leisure $600 Savings $350 Utilities $200
What will your monthly Budget be like?
How much are you getting paid monthly?
Where do you plan on living? Cost of Living?
Will you be paying for an Apartment? Home? Living at home?
Cars you realistically want to drive?
Average Cost for Car? Gas? Insurance?
Phone Payment
Utility Bills
Leisure (Travel, Movies)
Personal (Hair, Makeup, Clothing etc.)
Savings? 20% How much?
Total Quality of Life and Style
Leisure $600
Savings $350
Utilities $200
Bills $500
$430 mo.
$2,200 mo.