1. Post Secondary Planning 101 Grade 10 last updated 4/2/13

2. Terms/Vocabulary Review New Employment Outlook – amount of demand for jobs in a particular career. Training – learning and knowledge necessary to be considered for a job. Career Portfolio – examples of a persons interests and abilities when preparing to seek entrance to a college or employment. Review Earnings / Salary Associates Degree Bachelors (Undergraduate) Degree Masters (Graduate) Degree Doctoral (Graduate) Degree Institution Lifestyle Post Secondary Career Employment

3. Essential Questions For Today –Review What are some of the financial benefits of various levels of education? How much time should I be studying in this grade? (based on lifestyle and post-secondary goals) Can you live the lifestyle you dream of on $30,000? –Today How can I find jobs that might connect to my interests? How can I tell if they will support my minimum lifestyle? What is the employment outlook in the career or job fields I am interested in? (Considering field growth, openings, total employment) How much education/training and experience do I need to complete to get the job I am interested in?

4. What do I look for in a job? Interest Training and Experience –Are you willing to complete the education needed? Skills and Abilities – Are you good at or able to become better at the skills needed? Earnings or Salary = Lifestyle Employment Outlook –Growth (New Jobs) –Openings (Turnover) –Total Employment

5. Where do I start?

6. How do I finish my interest inventory?

7. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find occupations that match my interests? Finish the interest inventory then click matching occupations.

8. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find training and experience I need for a career?

10. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find what earnings I can expect in a career?

11. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find what skills I will need in a career?

13. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find the information I need to make an informed career choice?

14. Where in GuidanceDirect can I find information about the employment outlook in a career of my interest?

15. Where in GuidanceDirect can save the careers and post secondary education options that I want to investigate further?

16. How can I look up any career I want?

17. What did you learn? -Share the highlights – description, salary, training, skill, outlook, etc. -Don’t judge or giggle about the possible careers generated by others. Keep an open mind! -Log on at home this week -Next week’s plan

18. Jeopardy Time for Review

19. Bibliography