HHS Career Resource Center: Facts

Career Pathways: The Facts	Return to: Guidance & Counseling Career Resource Center

Career Pathways helps students to: See how school subjects and courses relate to the world of work Makes classes more interesting and meaningful Discover their strengths and weaknesses Open their mind to new careers and job opportunities Understand the kinds of education and skills needed be successful Define a career of their interest and passion Select right college or university for them

Students should: Do everything they can to focus on their future! Go to class every day on time and with a good attitude Study hard and do their best in school Become actively involved in extra-curricular activities Talk with parents and other adults about jobs and job-related responsibilities Talk with counselors and teachers, administrators, mentors, and coaches Participate in career and college fairs Participate in internships in the career area of your interest Participate in job shadaowing in the career area of your interest Contact the COE office to get a paying job in the area of your interest Visit the Career Resource Center often

The Career Pathways are:
	Arts and Communication	Human Services
	Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology	Engineering, Manufacturing, and Industrial Technology
	Health Services	Natural Resouces & Agriscience
Last Updated: November 9, 2007