Communication
Why it matters: Nearly every career requires strong communication skills, whether you’re giving a presentation, writing an email, or working on a team.
How to practice now: Participate in class discussions, practice active listening, or challenge yourself to explain something clearly to a friend.
Career Connection: Employers rank communication as one of the top skills they look for in new hires.
Mini Challenge: Write a professional email to a teacher or coach this week instead of just sending a quick message.
Schedule a meeting with Mrs. Terlizzi (Career Coordinator)
Take a career interest survey or quiz to discover new pathways.
Explore the “Spotlight of the Week” career on the Career Hub.
Write down 2 careers that sound interesting to you.
Exploring is the first step toward discovering your future
Resume & Cover Letter Templates
Career Exploration Tools
Professional Dress Guide
“The expert in anything was once a beginner.” – Helen Hayes
This week’s challenge:
Try something new that moves you closer to your goals — whether it’s exploring a career interest online, asking a mentor for advice, or practicing a new skill.
Remember: Every expert started exactly where you are today!
Email: Leslie.Terlizzi@jeffco.k12.co.us