Career 10

Graduation Requirement Course

Career Education now joins the traditional subject areas as a core requirement for graduation. Career Life Education provides four credits of the required 8 career education credits towards graduation.

This course will ask students “Where do you want to go?” and provides them with the resources and time to discover and explore their goals as part of their career education graduation program.

Students engage in studies of self-awareness designed to uncover interests and passions so they may link them to potential career paths.

Students will identify and build the skills necessary for success in the 21st century while considering local and global lab our market trends. Students will also learn aspects of budgeting and personal finance management to allow them to successfully manage their money after secondary school.

Students will also complete a workplace safety unit which focuses on identifying hazards on the job and understanding their rights as a worker. Career Life Education should not be seen as a single stand- alone course, but as part of a graduation career education program.