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Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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contents Plan for Tomorrow Today. A Vocational Career Guide. 1989 Edition. Career Awareness Career Choice Career Education Career Guidance Career Information Systems Career Planning Education Work Relationship Employment Interviews Employment Qualifications Job Application Job Search Methods Occupational Information Occupational Surveys Resumes (Personal) School Choice Student Financial Aid Vocational Aptitude This document presents career planning information based on the Washington Occupational Information System in a tabloid-size newspaper format. Part 1 includes articles on the Washington Occupational Information System; career clusters; occupational information tables; educational opportunities (including choosing a vocational school, private vocational schools, and public schools); training opportunities; licensing; how to afford education and training programs; addresses of institutions; the Job Training Partnership Act; military career opportunities; nontraditional employment; and special services available for handicapped students. Part 2 leads readers through five steps to getting a job (know yourself, know the employer, develop a resume, complete the application form, and attend the job interview). Included are seven exercises that can help readers use what they know about themselves in order to choose a career option; a form to be completed so that readers can become informed about a particular potential employer; sources for finding job openings; advice about completing a job application; how to write cover letters, use the telephone in a job search, and find job-related information in the library; employee and employer rights and expectations; and handling rejection shock. (CML)
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spellingShingle Plan for Tomorrow Today. A Vocational Career Guide. 1989 Edition.
Career Awareness
Career Choice
Career Education
Career Guidance
Career Information Systems
Career Planning
Education Work Relationship
Employment Interviews
Employment Qualifications
Job Application
Job Search Methods
Occupational Information
Occupational Surveys
Resumes (Personal)
School Choice
Student Financial Aid
Vocational Aptitude
Plan for Tomorrow Today. A Vocational Career Guide. 1989 Edition. Career Awareness Career Choice Career Education Career Guidance Career Information Systems Career Planning Education Work Relationship Employment Interviews Employment Qualifications Job Application Job Search Methods Occupational Information Occupational Surveys Resumes (Personal) School Choice Student Financial Aid Vocational Aptitude This document presents career planning information based on the Washington Occupational Information System in a tabloid-size newspaper format. Part 1 includes articles on the Washington Occupational Information System; career clusters; occupational information tables; educational opportunities (including choosing a vocational school, private vocational schools, and public schools); training opportunities; licensing; how to afford education and training programs; addresses of institutions; the Job Training Partnership Act; military career opportunities; nontraditional employment; and special services available for handicapped students. Part 2 leads readers through five steps to getting a job (know yourself, know the employer, develop a resume, complete the application form, and attend the job interview). Included are seven exercises that can help readers use what they know about themselves in order to choose a career option; a form to be completed so that readers can become informed about a particular potential employer; sources for finding job openings; advice about completing a job application; how to write cover letters, use the telephone in a job search, and find job-related information in the library; employee and employer rights and expectations; and handling rejection shock. (CML)
title Plan for Tomorrow Today. A Vocational Career Guide. 1989 Edition.
topic Career Awareness
Career Choice
Career Education
Career Guidance
Career Information Systems
Career Planning
Education Work Relationship
Employment Interviews
Employment Qualifications
Job Application
Job Search Methods
Occupational Information
Occupational Surveys
Resumes (Personal)
School Choice
Student Financial Aid
Vocational Aptitude
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED339816