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Oklahoma's implementation of ICAP
Oklahoma's implementation of ICAP
WHAT IS AN INDIVIDUAL CAREER ACADEMIC PLAN?
WHAT IS AN INDIVIDUAL CAREER ACADEMIC PLAN?
The ICAP – developed with collaboration among student, family, and educators – equips students with the awareness, knowledge and skills to create their own individualized, meaningful exploration of college and career opportunities. In order to reflect students’ changing passions, aptitudes, interests, and growth, the ICAP is a flexible, evolving document.
ICAP is a student-driven, ongoing process that actively engages students, enabling them to:
Understand their own interests, strengths, values and learning styles
Create a vision of their future
Develop individual goals
Prepare a personal plan for achieving their vision and goals
Okcareerguide.org is an free resource for all Oklahoma residents. Within this website you are able to take 3 inventories for your interests, skills, and values, to determine careers that are best for you. Information about what you need to obtain this career and yearly pay are also included. Also, a resume and cover letter builder is available to assist you with creating this necessary work ready document.
Learn more about your values and skills to help you decide what career options are best for you. Using OKcareerguide, students and adults are able to learn more about themselves while researching careers that will make them feel successful and enjoy their future.
Interview Objectives
Interview Objectives
A job interview gives you and your interviewer a chance to see how well you may fit into the company and job for which you are interested. Use the tabs above to view more information about the interview process.
Employee Objectives
Employee Objectives
To learn more about the company, the job, benefits, and opportunities for growth.
To determine if you'd fit into the work setting.
To convince the employer that you have the skills needed for the job.
Employer Objectives
Employer Objectives
To tell you about the company, job, benefits, and a chance for growth.
To determine whether you'd fit in with the employees, managers, and culture.
To determine whether you have the skills, motivation, and experience to perform well in the job.
From: https://okcareerguide.kuder.com/plan-for-work/interview-process
What to Wear to an Interview
What to Wear to an Interview
You have one chance to make a first impression on an interviewer, and you don't want your clothing, perfume, or other items getting in the way of a positive first impression. When in doubt, dress nicer than expected. Use the tabs above to view more information about the interview process.
Do
Do
Wear conservative, formal clothes that would be appropriate for the job for which you're applying.
Make sure clothes are clean, neat, and pressed, and shoes are polished.
Make sure your hair isn't too long and is neatly groomed.
Wear makeup if you normally do.
Don't
Don't
Wear loud colors or trendy clothes.
Wear any body jewelry or excessive jewelry.
Wear perfumes, colognes, or excessive makeup.
Wear low-cut necklines.
Chew gum or smoke.
From: https://okcareerguide.kuder.com/plan-for-work/interview-process
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