Explore Employment and Career Options with Learning Activity
Dive into the world of employment and career exploration with key terms, announcements, and a hands-on activity to explore various careers. Learn about full-time and part-time employment, benefits, important terms like resumes and interviews, and engage in a career exploration exercise by examining different occupations. Get ready to expand your understanding of the workforce landscape!
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LEARNING OBJECTIVE We will learn about employment and explore a few careers. Agenda: 1. Announcements 2. Key Terms 3. Explore Careers Learning Activity
THIS WEEKS ANNOUNCEMENTS Weds. Sept. 30th- Student Council elections Tues. Sept. 22nd- Virtual 9th Grade Parent Meeting 6-7 PM Thurs. Sept. 24th- Virtual 10th Grade Parent Meeting 6-7 PM Tues. Sept. 29th- Virtual 11th Grade Parent Meeting 6-7 PM
KEY TERMS Full-Time- Employment where the work hours are 40 or more per week, usually 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. Examples include: teacher, doctor, city worker, and engineer. Part-Time- Employment where the work hours are less than 40 per week, usually without benefits. Examples include: waiter/ waitress, barista, lifeguard, and cashier. Benefits- types of non-monetary payment offered to employees, may include health and dental insurance, retirement, vacation and sick leave.
KEY TERMS CONTINUED Interview- A meeting between a job applicant and the hiring employer. It can be face-to-face, over the phone or internet. Resume- A list of one s academic and professional achievements, references, and skills. All jobs require an application or resume before being hired. Like a college resume.
EXPLORE CAREERS LEARNING ACTVITY 1. Go to https://www.bls.gov/k12/students/car eers/career-exploration.htm 2. Pick One Career and answer the questions on the following slide.
EXPLORE CAREERS LEARNING ACTIVITY 1. What does a person do in this career? 2. What is the median pay for this career? 3. What level of education is necessary to get a job in this field? 4. How many people have this job? 5. List three similar occupations.
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