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Areas of Student Interest
Areas of Student Interest
Descriptions of Fields of Interest Provided on the Survey
Descriptions of Fields of Interest Provided on the Survey
The Arts, Design and Communication Pathway refers to career fields and programs of study that are related to humanities, media arts, literary arts, technical arts, performing arts and visual arts.
Business of Music
Explore careers such as: Music Director, Musician, Composer, Singer, Music Teacher, Conductor, Band Member, Performer, etc.
Graphic Design
Graphic designers combine art and technology to communicate ideas through images and the layout of websites and printed pages. Explore careers such as: Graphic Designer, Video Game Designer, Animator, Artist, Web Developer, Creative Director, etc.
Performing Arts
Explore careers such as: Art Director, Artist, Actor, Costumer, Director, Film and Video Editor, Makeup Artist, Music Director, Set Designer, Producer, Dancer, Choreographer, Singer, etc.
Video and Broadcasting
Explore careers such as: Broadcast Announcer, Broadcast Technician, Technical Director, Radio, etc.
The Business and Information Technology Pathway refers to career fields and programs of study that are related to the business environment and the management of information using technology.
Business
Explore careers such as: Bookkeeper, Actuary, Accountant (CPA), Management Analyst, Auditor, Economist, etc.
Computer Networking/Coding
Explore careers such as: Computer Programmer, Software Application Developer, Video Game Designer, Management Analyst, Computer Hardware Engineer, etc.
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs are those who have the desire and courage to strike out on one's own in the world of business, instead of working for someone else. Explore careers such as: Business Owner, CFO, Sales Manager, etc.
The Construction, Manufacturing and Transportation Pathway refers to career fields and programs of study that are related to trades, logistics (driving), equipment operation and the manufacturing of goods.
Automotives
Automotive technicians work on traditional mechanical components such as engines, transmissions and drive belts. Explore other careers such as: Automotive Mechanic, Transportation Inspector, Auto Service Technician, Automotive Painter, etc.
Construction Trades
Explore careers such as: Carpenter, Plumber, Electrician, Flooring Installer, Millwright, Pipe Fitter, Rigger, Plasterer, Pipefitter, Insulator, Drywall Installer, Bricklayer/Brickmason, etc.
Cosmetology
Explore careers such as: Cosmetologist, Hairstylist, Nail Technician, Stylist, Esthetician, etc.
Culinary
Explore careers such as: Certified Executive Chef, Executive Sous Chef, Head Cook, etc.
Engineering
The field of Engineering is extremely broad. Explore carers such as: Aerospace Engineer, Agricultural Engineer, Automotive Engineer, Biochemical Engineer, Biomedical Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Civil Engineer, Computer Hardware, etc.
Operating Equipment
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators may operate excavation and loading machines equipped with scoops, shovels or buckets that dig. They may also operate and maintain air compressors, pumps, power equipment, etc.
Steel Fabrication (welding)
Welders work in a wide variety of industries, from car racing to manufacturing. They use tools, machines and their hands to make engines, computers, aircraft, ships, boats, toys, electronic devices, control panels and more.
The Health, Education and Human Services Pathway refers to fields and programs of study that are related to the promotion of health (e.g., treatment of injuries, conditions and diseases) teaching and related fields, economic systems, political systems and social services and personal services.
Early Childhood Education or Childcare
Many early childhood educators work in public and private schools or in formal childcare centres that have preschool classrooms. Others work for charitable or religious organizations that have preschool programs.
First Responders (Police/Fire/EMS)
Explore careers such as: Emergency Dispatcher, Fire Safety Inspector, Firefighter, Bylaw Enforcement Agent, Correctional Officer, Crime Scene Investigator, Private Detective, Probation Officer, etc.
Healthcare Technologist
Explore careers such as: Diagnostic Imaging, Laboratory Testing, Surgical Assisting, etc. Job duties vary by specialization, technologists typically assist physicians.
Nursing/Medicine
Licensed or registered practical nurses work in hospitals, physician offices, home health care services, nursing care facilities, etc. The Medical field has numerous pathways. Some examples are : Coroner, Anesthesiologist, Family Physician, Immunologist, Acupuncturist, Dermatologist, etc.
Social Justice
Social justice careers are found primarily in the nonprofit and government sectors among non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international organizations (IOs), think tanks, religious institutions, law firms and even law schools.
Sport and Recreation (coaching, officiating and personal training)
This includes managers who plan, organize, direct, control and evaluate the operations of comprehensive recreational, sports and fitness programs and services, governing agencies.
The Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Pathway refers to career fields and programs of study that are related to the environment and natural resources, including alternative energy and veterinary care.
Alternative Energy
Explore careers such as: Climate Change Researcher, Energy Broker, Energy Consumption Consultant, Environmental Engineer, Solar Photovoltaic Installer, Nuclear Engineer, etc.
Environmental Science
Explore careers such as: Industrial Ecologist, Farmer, Agricultural Worker, Arborist, Environmental Restoration Scientist, Forest and Conservation Worker, Nursery Worker, Water Treatment Worker, park Ranger, etc.
Veterinary
Explore careers such as: Veterinarian, Zoologist, Wildlife Biologist, Laboratory Animal Caretaker, Technician Assistant, Animal Care Provider, Medical Technologist, etc.
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Other
General Post-secondary readiness course (dual credit options, applications, student finance, etc.)
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