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A Career Planning Guidebook for Students and their Parents/Guardians/Mentors
- Who are You? Completing a Personal Inventory: Interests; Skills; Values; Strengths; Motivators; Role Models
- Career Options (Jobs) Available to You
- Mapping Interests, Skills, Values, Strengths, and Motivators to Career Options
- Mapping Career Options to Academic Majors / Vocational Curriculum
- Selecting the ‘Right’ College or Vocational School for You
- What about Financial Aid, SAT/ACT, and Admissions Essays?
- What do ‘Employers Look For’ in a Candidate’?
- Designing a ‘Personal Development Go-Forward Plan’ for your Future
- Getting that JOB: Advice on Job Search…Resume Development…Effective Interviewing Skills…Appealing to the Employer…Follow-Up Techniques
“Navigating Toward Academic and Career Success should be required at the beginning of each and every high school and college year for ALL freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. I only wish I had this book when my four children were still in school. It’s worth its weight in platinum!”
Dr. Tony Allesandra, Author
The Platinum Rule and Charisma
This one book will save you thousands of dollars, hundreds of hours of effort, and many days and nights of exhausting worry.
HOW?
By providing you with a simple and effective ‘self-directed search’ into : who you are…what you want to do with your life…careers that match with you…and academic areas of study that support your career interests.
Thousands, each year, move toward college with one goal in mind, ‘To discover who they are.’ A costly proposition at best.Why spend four-plus years and thousands of dollars in a search for what is quite obvious?The discovery lies within the pages of this book.As well, you will be provided an opportunity to select a college or vocational school directly in line with your personal interests, educational needs, and wherewithal.
In addition, you are provided critical information specific to:
- Financial Aid availability and options
- SAT & ACT Exams
- Developing an Admissions Essay
- Understanding the core elements of college study
- What employers look for in job candidates
- Designing a ‘Go-Forward Personal Development Plan’
- Selecting a Mentor to coach you going forward
- Using our ‘Website’ to assist you through the academic and career process