Category:Career Skills
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Levels and Standards
CS Level 1 Exploring Work
Level 1 students begin to understand the idea of work.
CS Level 2 Work Responsibilities
Level 2 students recognize skills, responsibilities, and outcomes of being a worker.
CS Level 3 Connecting Learning and Work
Level 3 students connect their own work to the work of others, by practicing job related traits.
CS Level 4 Career Exploration
Level 4 students explore career outcomes and the skills needed to obtain those careers. Students makes connections between education and work, practice skills in a site based enterprise, and begin a career portfolio.
File:Portfolio Outline CS.doc A brief outline for beginning a Career Portfolio for Levels 4 to 7
Unit plan for a mini society that addresses level 4
Performance task and scoring guide for mini society unit
Business plan for the mini society performance task
A complete Level 4 portfolio created by Elim's Secondary Team
CS Level 5 Job Skills
A lesson for level 5 on becoming and being employed
File:Portfolio Outline CS.doc A brief outline for beginning a Career Portfolio for Levels 4 to 7
[[1]] An online survey about future careers.
CS Level 6 Business Simulation
Level 6 students participate in a simulated business, practice working as part of an organization, develop business math skills and update the career portfolio started Level 4.
CS Level 7 Career Planning
Level 7 students continue to practice skills needed for successful caeers, explore various career options and develop a career plan. Students complete the Career Skills Portfolio and present a summative reflection of Career Skills experiences.
File:Portfolio Outline CS.doc A brief outline for beginning a Career Portfolio for Levels 4 to 7
File:Portfolio Outline CS.doc A brief outline for beginning a Career Portfolio for Levels 4 to 7
CS Level 8 Internship
Level 8 students apply their career skills in a workplace through internship oportunities with an opportunity to acquire certifications in career cluster of choice. The students will be ready for employment.
Lessons for multiple levels
Cross referenced standards for teachers looking for core content connections to careers skills standards.
CTE Templates
General Resources
Free career development/exploration activities for students. Rating GOOD
http://akcis.org/ This website is great for lower level or higher level students who are doing research into their potential college, voc-tech or career fields. AKCIS lists every known degree and job field with all of the detailed links to the qualificaitons, degrees required, pay rate, job descriptions, course descriptions, etc. Oh, also they have career and interest surveys that the student can do online. All of these are in an easy format that is easily printed out and condensed into a nice Career Portfolio.
BSSD student login to AKCIS:
User Name: beringstr8
Password: 4akcis
NACTEC Northwestern Alaska Career Technical Center
Exploring Career Information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics This informative site is organized by areas of interest (e.g. sports, computers, helping people, building and fixing things, etc.). Clicking on the area of interest reveals several jobs that the student can learn more about.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook Use the Search Box to find a specific occupation or browse the A-Z Index to view the wide variety of postings. When you click on a job, you will find: the training and education needed, potential earnings, the expected job prospects, working conditions, and a job description.
Lessons Plan Links
The category is for Career Skills related resources only. To create lessons, use the {{subst:Lesson Plan}}, or feel free to use your own lesson plan format. The format can certainly be edited once you get the page started.
This page will automatically pull in links to any lesson plan that has the category tag at the bottom of page of [[Category:Career Skills]].
Important Note:Any lesson plan or page can below to multiple categories! In other words, a lesson plan can easily belong to the categories of Math, Social Studies, Writing and the "theme category" of Iditarod by simply adding each these ANYWHERE on a new page:
[[Category:Math]]
[[Category:Social_Studies]]
[[Category:Writing]]
[[Category:Iditarod]]
The example above would automatically link that lesson plan to all four categories.
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Subcategories
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Pages in category "Career Skills"
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