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How do you prepare for the career? In today’s society higher education can improve your chances of getting a job. You need to continually learn through experiences Instead of preparing for a “career-for-life”, we need to prepare for “lifetime careers” Without training and education, skills will soon become obsolete

Your Career Path Starts Planning of that journey should start not later than in lower secondary school, when students have to choose subject combinations.

The courses you take in a high school, the grades you get, your class rank, the results of your tests, and the life experiences you have all play a part in determining whether or not a college will admit you. Familiarize yourself with the different types of school in your area

Pay attention when choosing a school College Trade School Private Public Religious Athletics Academics Distance from the place of residence School equipment Ranking in magazines Friends’ opinion Possibility of gaining different experiences (scholarships, projects)

Steps in effective decision making 1. State the problem 2. Consider your values 3. Gather information 4. Consider options 5. Evaluate the pros and cons of options 6. Consult others (if necessary) 7. Select the best alternative 8. Take action There is a choice you have to make, in everything you do. And you must always keep in mind, The choice you make, makes you!

Task 1: What education is required for your chosen career/job? Answear the question. Print slides 6,7 and attache to your portfolio. ………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………

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