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What's Your Plan?
ICAP is a multi-year process that intentionally guides students and families in the exploration of career, academic and postsecondary opportunities. With the support of adults, students develop the awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and skills to create their own meaningful and powerful pathways to Postsecondary and Workforce Readiness (PWR)
ICAP activities are the basic foundation for students in learning and planning their career passions and opportunities and are now a part of graduation requirements. For students to truly graduate career and college ready students must have a set plan that includes career exploration and exposure, knowledge of opportunities and self, and a concrete plan for life after high school!
What to do:
What to do:
Required Activities:
Watch Instruction video for ICAP (5 mins)
Complete the Personality Inventory HERE
Write down your results, click on "home" at the top of the page and select your Myers Briggs Type from the drop down menu to learn more about your strengths and explore top careers.
Record your results on the ICAP Survey
Complete the ICAP Survey HERE
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Additional Recommended Activities:
Create your Scoir Account - check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Take rigorous classes that suit you and challenge you - Standard, Honors, AP?
Take the PSAT 8/9 (practice SAT test)
Think about: What types of interests do I have and where do I like to spend time? Connect it to possible career interests
Get involved, both in and out of school
What to do:
What to do:
Required Activities:
Watch Instruction video for ICAP (5 mins)
Complete the Interest Inventory HERE
Write down your top three interests and explore your top interests, pick a job zone and explore possible careers.
Record your results on the ICAP Survey
Complete the ICAP Survey HERE
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Additional Recommended Activities:
Create your Scoir Account - check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Take rigorous classes that suit you and challenge you - Standard, Honors, AP?
Explore Career Technical Education courses (CTE) for your junior/senior year
Take the PSAT 10 (practice SAT test)
Ask adults you trust:
Why did you pick the career you are in?
What do you like or not like about it?
Do you have a mentor in that career field? If not, how can you find one?
Start/update a Resume in Scoir
Think about: What types of interests do I have and where do I like to spend time? Connect it to possible career interests
Get involved, both in and out of school
What to do:
What to do:
Required Activities:
Watch Instruction video for ICAP (5 mins)
Create or log into your Scoir Account, check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Complete one or more college searches in Scoir
Identify colleges or career opportunities that match your goals and interests.
Complete the ICAP Survey HERE
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Additional Recommended Activities:
Create your Scoir Account - check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Attend college fairs and visit college campuses
Take rigorous classes (Honors, AP, CE)
Take the SAT
Create a Khan Academy account to study for SAT
Download SAT Daily Practice App on phone
Write draft of your personal statement/college essay
Start/update a Resume in Scoir
Get involved, both in and out of school
What to do:
What to do:
Required Activities:
Watch Instruction video for ICAP (5 mins)
Create or log into your Scoir Account, check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Start/update a Resume in Scoir
Identify colleges or career opportunities that match your goals and interests.
Complete the ICAP Survey HERE
Create your Scoir Account - check your email for invite or contact Post Grad
Complete the end of the year graduation survey HERE
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Additional Recommended Activities:
Attend college fairs, visit college campuses
Complete college applications for:
Reach school- a school that may be a stretch academically and financially
2 to 3 Target schools- schools that you are on track to be admitted to
1 or more Safe school- a school that you know you can get in to and is more affordable
Complete FAFSA to be considered for all types of Financial Aid
Complete Transcript Request Form
Get involved, both in and out of school
Click HERE to learn more about ICAPs from the Colorado Department of Education
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