🧭Career

Career: An occupation is undertaken for a significant period of a person's life and with opportunities for progress.

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Employment, Volunteer, Internships, & Apprenticeships

Work Place: More schooling isn't right for you?

Going straight to work after high school can be a rewarding path. But in a tough job market, young adults may have trouble getting a job, especially if they have no experience. If you have no experience, consider volunteering for a while to build skills. Talk to your school counselor and college and career teacher to help you find internships and volunteer work. Your volunteering and training may turn Into a career!

Students who go straight into the workplace usually do not have any formal credentials beyond a high school diploma. However, some people on this path might complete an apprenticeship or other form of on-the-job training.

Click HERE and check out the Apprenticeship webpage!

Talk To Mrs. Rodriguez in the College & Career Teacher for more information on the following:


  • Employment While In HS: Pays Minimum Wage To Start. With Advancements Based On Experience And Performance.

            • On-The-Job Training (OTJ): Job training that completed in the actual work field.

  • Apprenticeships

  • Volunteer

  • Internships

  • Job Search

  • Interview: Experience, Skill, Talent

  • Resume

  • Job Applications

  • Letter Of Recommendations

  • List of Reference

Resources

Cover Letter

Creating a Cover Letter