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What It Is:
This is a career exploration worksheet designed as a bubble chart. It prompts users to brainstorm and list their favorite interests/knowledge areas (PR, Advertising, Cooking, History, Technology), preferred types of people to work with (organized, timely, honest), skills they possess (writing, being organized, quick thinking, problem solving), ideal working conditions (group setting with own space, upbeat atmosphere, natural light), preferred level of responsibility (managing people, having a superior, earning enough to support a family), desired living locations (Midwest, outside urban areas), and ultimate goals/purpose/mission in life (helping people, creating a loving family, trying new things).
Grade Level Suitability:
This worksheet is suitable for high school students (grades 9-12) and adults. The concepts require self-reflection and some life experience to identify personal preferences and goals. It's also suitable for college students exploring career paths.
Why Use It:
It helps users identify their interests, skills, and values to explore potential career paths. It encourages self-reflection and provides a structured approach to career planning by considering different aspects of work and life preferences.
How to Use It:
Start by filling in each bubble with relevant ideas and preferences. Consider each category individually, brainstorming a list of options. Then, analyze the completed chart to identify patterns and connections between different categories. Use these insights to explore potential career paths that align with your interests, skills, and values.
Target Users:
This worksheet is ideal for high school students, college students, and adults who are exploring career options, considering a career change, or seeking greater job satisfaction. It's also beneficial for career counselors and educators working with individuals on career planning.
This is a career exploration worksheet designed as a bubble chart. It prompts users to brainstorm and list their favorite interests/knowledge areas (PR, Advertising, Cooking, History, Technology), preferred types of people to work with (organized, timely, honest), skills they possess (writing, being organized, quick thinking, problem solving), ideal working conditions (group setting with own space, upbeat atmosphere, natural light), preferred level of responsibility (managing people, having a superior, earning enough to support a family), desired living locations (Midwest, outside urban areas), and ultimate goals/purpose/mission in life (helping people, creating a loving family, trying new things).
Grade Level Suitability:
This worksheet is suitable for high school students (grades 9-12) and adults. The concepts require self-reflection and some life experience to identify personal preferences and goals. It's also suitable for college students exploring career paths.
Why Use It:
It helps users identify their interests, skills, and values to explore potential career paths. It encourages self-reflection and provides a structured approach to career planning by considering different aspects of work and life preferences.
How to Use It:
Start by filling in each bubble with relevant ideas and preferences. Consider each category individually, brainstorming a list of options. Then, analyze the completed chart to identify patterns and connections between different categories. Use these insights to explore potential career paths that align with your interests, skills, and values.
Target Users:
This worksheet is ideal for high school students, college students, and adults who are exploring career options, considering a career change, or seeking greater job satisfaction. It's also beneficial for career counselors and educators working with individuals on career planning.
