Get A Great Career A Great Career Success
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Get A Great Career!
A Great Career? Success? Luck Won’t Do It. Career Clusters and Programs of Study will!
What is Success? What does success look like? Nice House? Fancy Car? Family? Travel?
How Does Success Happen? How will you become successful? Win the Lottery? Marry into a rich family? Be Discovered?
Not Likely!
So really… How do most people become successful?
Planning and Hard Work
First! Figure out what is important to you: • • Interests Values Skills What kind of people do you like to hang out with? Your “Passions”
Next Find your “Passion” in your Job Choice – Yes “Choice” Match your interests and strengths (your passions)… …to jobs that are in demand pay a good wage.
Use Career Clusters & Programs of Study in • Career Clusters organize jobs by SKILLS needed and by INTEREST! • Achieve. Texas is a Texas education initiative designed to prepare students for a lifetime of success using Career Clusters.
• Achieve. Texas is a Texas Education Agency initiative designed to help students (and their parents) make wise education choices. • It is based on the belief that the curricula of the 21 st century should combine rigorous academics with relevant career education.
• When schools integrate academic and technical education, students can see the “usefulness” of what they are learning. • The system also facilitates a seamless transition from high school to college. COLLEGE READINESS.
Career Clusters • There are 16 federally defined Career Clusters in the States’ Career Clusters initiative and in Achieve. Texas
How does this all work? ? OK – say…. . you like: • • • Doing stuff outside Math and life science Working with your hands Hunting Adventure You’re not sure? ? ? COMPLETE A CAREER INTEREST INVENTORY USE CAREER CRUISING!
Career Cruising Can HELP! • Career Cruising is an industry-leading online career guidance and planning system • People of all ages use Career Cruising to find the right career, explore education and training options, and build their own portfolio.
Career Cruising Activities • First you complete the Matchmaker assessment (Career Inventory) • Second complete the My Skills assessment • Third select a suggested Career Cluster in • Finally, select a suggested Career/Program of Study
A Uniquely Texas Career/ Program of Study Initiative
Program of Study Model
Program of Study Model
Program of Study Model
How do some of these jobs look? Cluster: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
How about building stuff? Cluster: Architecture & Construction
Or – finding out “How” & “Why”? Cluster: Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Or, maybe you like…$$$ Cluster: Finance
Or CSI in the “Law” Cluster? Cluster: Law & Public Safety
OK You researched and finally decided!!! Becoming a Police Detective is what you would like to do!!! How to get there? ?
How to GET where you want to GO? Find your Career Cluster & Program of Study under A Program of Study gives you: • • More occupations to think about Classes to prepare you Other learning opportunities Postsecondary programs to consider
What is Your Program of Study? • Log-on to • Locate your cluster and Program of Study • You will see classes 9 th grade through entering the job market • Academic Skills – Math, Science, Communication • Also – Career & Technical Education Classes – Computer Classes – Dual Credit/AP Classes
OK – Police Detective is for you!
A “Program of Study”, that you use as a guide and personalize, keeps doors open to the world.
No Really – YOU NEED TO DEVELOP YOUR PROGRAM OF STUDY!
WHY? Here’s what happens… (when you don’t have a program of study) Look at these real statistics…
Out of every 100 ninth graders….
65 will graduate from high school
39 will enter college
26 are still enrolled in the sophomore year
15 will graduate from college
Let’s look at it another way!
Meet Andrea, Age 22 -A Retail Clerk • Andrea did not create a Program of Study and did not know about career clusters • Andrea only took keyboarding in middle school • Andrea has not attended college, she is not sure what she wants to be • Andrea likes the work, but not the pay
Meet John, Age 21 – A Car Wash Attendant • John did not create a Program of Study and select a career cluster • John took some career and technical education courses in high school • John enrolled in college but is undecided about a career • John doesn’t like the work or the pay
Do You Get It? You have to: “figure it out!” “plan it out!” Career Clusters/Program of Study “go for it!” and “Get it Done”.
Let’s meet some more people… …People who had high school “Programs of Study”
Meet Tom, Age 22 – Diesel Mechanic • Tom Created a Program of Study and selected a career cluster • Tom knew what courses to take in high school • Tom took Diesel Technology in high school. He liked the class, received a diesel mechanics certification in high school and participated in an internship • Tom went to 2 year technical college. • Tom was hired fulltime with benefits where he completed the high school internship.
Meet Jody, Age 22 –Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) • Jody created a Program of Study and selected a career cluster • Jody took Health Science and Technology courses in high school • Jody received her Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification in high school and completed all her clinical rotations in high school • According to her Program of Study, Jody went on to complete 2 years of college and received an Associates Degree and her LVN certification while working at a nursing home as a CNA. • Jody enjoys working fulltime with benefits at local healthcare facility.
Meet Phil, Age 22 – Hospital Administrator • Phil Created a Program of Study and selected a career cluster • Phil knew what courses to take in high school • Phil took finance, accounting, marketing, and medical terminology classes in high school. • Phil participated in work-based learning and completed internships in high school and had a part time job in a local business. • Phil Completed a college degree in Business Administration.
How much training or ‘college’ do you really need?
(Where are workers needed? )
Professional – 4 or more yrs of college. Skilled: less than 4 years of college Unskilled On-The-Job or short training.
Let’s look at examples of Jobs Unskilled Annual Salary Food Service Receptionist Truck Driver Construction Laborer Retail Clerk $15, 592 – $28, 489 $17, 330 – $28, 414 $25, 115 – $45, 927 $17, 947 – $26, 553 $15, 609 – $26, 673 Economic Base Analysis -TX Workforce Wage Information Network http: //www. texasindustryprofiles. com/
Let’s look at examples of Jobs Skilled Annual Salary Electric/Electronic Tech. Dental Hygienist Carpenter Plumber Nurse Welder $31, 664 – $50, 828 $50, 909 – $74, 743 $23, 302 – $36, 811 $28, 446 – $49, 648 $48, 346 – $72, 827 $24, 395 – $43, 159 Economic Base Analysis -TX Workforce Wage Information Network http: //www. texasindustryprofiles. com/
Let’s look at examples of Jobs Professional Social Worker Engineer Teacher Pharmacist Architect Business Manager Annual Salary $23, 786 – $30, 198 $60, 157 – $114, 812 $41, 278 – $57, 765 $88, 815 – $120, 983 $43, 871 – $95, 678 $38, 654 – $123, 120 Economic Base Analysis -TX Workforce Wage Information Network http: //www. texasindustryprofiles. com/
Want to find out more? Check out. . . • Guidance Counselor/Career Cruising – – – • Information about careers Interest Inventory Skills Assessment Portfolio Career Clusters Career Selector Achieve. Texas – Programs of Study – Career Clusters – Programs of Study – Texas Achievement Plan/CCRP • Texas. Cares – Career Exploration – – Interest Inventory Skills Assessment Career Clusters Career Selector
Check out Career Cruising www. careercruising. com • Guidance Counselor & Career Cruising – Information about careers – Interest Inventory – Skills Assessment – Portfolio – Career Clusters – Career Selector
Check out Achieve. Texas www. achievetexas. org Career Clusters – Programs of study – Postsecondary programs – www. careerclusters. org – www. achievetexas. org
Check out Texas Cares http: //www. texascaresonline. com/ Career Exploration – Interest Inventory – Career Clusters – Exploring Work
So – what’s in your future?
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