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After you graduate high school, you should have definitive plans to either be ENLISTED in the military, EMPLOYED to start your career, or ENROLLED in a post-secondary institution. All of which could help you reach your career goals.
4 STEPS TO CAREER PLANNING
4 STEPS TO CAREER PLANNING
STEP ONE:
Get to KNOW yourself by taking personality assessments to gauge interests, strengths, aptitudes, and values!
STEP TWO:
Explore career opportunities that appear to be a good fit based on the results of the assessments in Step ONE!
STEP THREE:
Evaluate and decide which career is the best fit for you! Give serious thought as to HOW you will prepare for this chosen career.
STEP FOUR:
Create an action plan to serve as a guide to reaching your ultimate career goal.
Career Planning Resources
Career Planning Resources
Major Clarity - district career planning platform
CFNC.org - college and career planning in NC
NCCareers.org - EXCELLENT website resource
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