College and career readiness high school

College & career planning: A printable guide for high school students. These career planning worksheets will help high school students in career preparation activities during career education for high school. #careerpath #careereducation #collegeprep

Deciding what to do after high school can be a difficult decision, and doesn't always have to include college. Here are 5 options for after high school:

Ready or not, here they come. Over the past few weeks, a wave of incoming college freshman transitioned from high school to higher education to begin

Career Café is an opportunity for students to learn about careers from individuals in their community. One of my biggest success as a schoo...

These career activities are perfect for high school students who are just beginning to persue career exploration. These ideas will help them narrow down choices

The right career activity can make ALL the difference! How do you make careers interesting and fun? The more students can practice, the more confident they will become with career exploration, career readiness, and career development! Here are 4 fun career activities that you can incorporate into your individual counseling, your classroom lessons, or your small group lessons to engage your high school students around careers! #counselorclique

Help teens explore future careers with this free career exploration worksheet. Includes career tests, Holland Codes, and planning tools.

Download a student-friendly poster that explains what it takes to be college and career ready, based on the Four Keys model developed by Dr. David Conley.

Career activities are always a hot topic for high school counselors since they should be a pillar of what we’re sharing with students. If you’re looking for some ways to refresh career exploration for your high school students, you’ve come to the right place. Read on for some of my most popular career activities and different ways you can use them with your students

Choosing a college major is a challenge. By using a career assessment for high school students it can be easier. Here are a few to try.

Career education is sometimes difficult to incorporate into teaching but check out these 3 podcasts for career education for high school students. These career education activities are great for classroom discussions, reading comprehension, listening skills, and summarizing activities too. Read the post for suggested podcast episodes and activities, including a freebie to use in your high school classroom. Click to visit SmithTeaches9to12 for the post!

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Make heading back to school for college and career readiness fun with these fun and engaging ice breaker activities. Spend the first couple days using a collection of ice breakers that will help your students get to know you and their classmates while becoming engaged about the class. I have included 8 ice breakers activities along with an answer key. These NO PREP activities are focused on college and career readiness topics and can be done as an icebreaker, game, a quick entry/exit ticket…

Top paying jobs and careers that don’t require a college education. Plus how to get each job, what type of salary and career growth you can expect, and more.

This middle school career exploration vocabulary board game is a fun way to review career exploration terms with your students! The students work in small groups to compete with one another to see who can complete the career exploration game board first by answering the questions correctly.

Senior year checklist

This is the time of year when high school seniors, and plenty of adults, select a college major. This post won't delve into the complicated issues of student loan debt, predatory college recruitment, or any of that. Instead, this post is basic advice on picking a major in college. There are three major factors to consider: wants, needs, and abilities. This concept is best addressed by using a Venn diagram. And perhaps this article should have been subtitled "ignore everyone who tells you to…

A great idea for a scholarship information bulletin board - make pockets out of folders and place on the bulletin board so students can grab applications/information as they need it.

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