This resource describes the ACIP Decison Making Method. This a simple science-based way to make a good decision. The four essential steps in decision making are explored. ACIP = Alternatives Consequences Information Plans
This resource provides a PowerPoint presentation and work sheets to introduce students to workplace terminology and career paths. Students will learn that technology and health service will lead the way and be amongst the fastest growing occupations.
In this resource, students will play a game (adapted from Who Wants to be a Millionaire) complete with music, as a review of careers found in the five pathways of health care. A worksheet with information about the five healthcare pathways is provided. Relevant web site links are included.
In this interactive activity, students will be able to compare up to four occupations.Students will be able to see the occupation obligations, salary and education requrements.
In this interactive activity, students will assess themselves to see what career occupation they match.
Students will gain an understanding of the roles and interests of stakeholders in Australia and learn about their impact on the economy and environment throughout Australia.
Students will explore their own multiple intelligences and consider how these talents could be used in a future career.
This resource challenges students to focus and strategize to find the hidden labor related vocabulary words in this interactive word search puzzle. Words disappear from the list once they are located and students can click on a word from the list to locate it if they are stumped. Attention to detail and strategizing are the skills practiced.
This resource requires students to test their engineering skills and try to match the right bridge to the right location.
In this resource, students will learn there are many jobs available in the IT industry. Students will understand that IT careers cover many different interests and abilities.
In this resource students will complete a job application. They will learn how to apply for a job.
In this resource students will learn about marketing and explore marketing concepts. They will utilize computer software and digital media to complete the project. They will learn about the four Ps of marketing (product, pricing, promotion, and place).
Organizing career information can be a challenge. Watch this program to gain perspective on career choices and linking them to personality types in order to find a satisfying career.
This resource is an introduction for students to pathways, careers and skills related to childcare and family. Power points with definitions and a student evaluation form for the unit are included.
This resource is an introduction to pathways, skills and careers related to clothing and textiles. There is also an evaluation for the end of the unit.
This learning style inventory provides students an opportunity to determine how they learn best.
Students will explore science careers by matching vocabulary words with the career associated with that term.
In this game, students will become familiar with careers related to agriculture. Students will also match careers with definition of jobs.
In this lesson, students can use their desktop publishing skiills to showcase information about a selected profession is to make a career brochure.
In this resource students are asked, "What are you interested in?" A variety of subjects are listed for them to select and a menu of associated careers in order for students to make connections between their interests and employment opportunities. Once a students clicks on their career choice the Occupational Outlook Handbook page for that occupation appears providing them with details about pay, education requirements, number of jobs, etc.