Post-secondary Counseling
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Maximum flexibility in the career decision making process is important in the early phases of Post-Secondary Education (PSE) planning. This includes gaining an awareness of the wide range of career pathway options and labor market realities and projections. The U.S. Department of Labor has created clusters of careers to help schools to provide instruction and monitor student experience. The following 16 broad categories encompass virtually all occupations from entry through professional levels, including those that require varying degrees of education and training.
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Agricultural & Natural Resources
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Business and Administration
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Education and Training
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Health Science
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Human Services
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Law and Public Safety
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Government and Public Administration
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Scientific Research/ Engineering
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Arts, A/V Technology & Communications
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Architecture and Construction
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Finance
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Law & Public Safety
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Hospitality & Tourism
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Information & Technology
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Manufacturing
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Retail/Wholesale Sales & Service
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Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
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Choosing a career requires student exploration and planning. It is important that students connect the present to the future. It is essential for them to see how skill development and knowledge relate to future opportunities in postsecondary Education (PSE) settings and employment.
All students/youth will receive a Career Assessment. This is used to assess the way to learn more about how well a variety of careers might suit you. Career Assessments focuses on specific areas, such as skills, interests, or values. The assessment can be completed in less than ½ hour. Once the student/youth has completed the Career Assessment, his or her case manager will review the results and discuss the outcome and career matches. As a part of the post-secondary process, students will work through the Work-Based Learning Experiences in the field that they desire based on their Career Assessment. This can include job shadowing, volunteer work, as well as paid assignments.
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Students will also go on field trips that will encompass college tours. The goal is for students/youth to meet with variety of staff members and faculty, campus amenities, and talk to some of the students. In accordance, we will communicate with advisors to provide information for various career fields and what is needed to complete the college coursework successfully.