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As you start to think about
a career, here some tips: |
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The earlier you start thinking
about what you'd enjoy, the better off you'll be.
What would you be if you could be anything? |
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Get your high school diploma or a
GED. |
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Consider taking more courses in
math and science. The future will be booming with
technical and scientific careers. |
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Learn good speaking and writing
skills. |
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Here are some links that may
help: |
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Planning for college. On average,
college graduates make more money than high school
students. |
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U.S. Federal Student Aid Portal
Careers and Colleges - Your guide to a
successful future. |
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Aptitude, IQ, personality tests. To
make a good decision about a future career, it
helps to know what type of work you enjoy doing. |
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CareerShip
The Career Interests Game
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Work Interest Quiz |
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Planning for a career |
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Library of the Workplace
OOH
High Growth Industries |
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Military Careers |
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Is a career in the military for you? |
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MyFuture.com - Explore military opportunities |
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More Links |
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Quintessential Careers - Teenage Jobs,
Careers, and College -- Including College and
Career Choices |
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Jobs at Intel - For students |
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CareerZone.com - From New York State
Department of Labor |
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Career Voyages - Which industries are growing
from USA.gov |
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Vocational Information Center - Includes
links to various career descriptions as well as
links to educational sites relating to the
specific career; such as; tutorials, directories,
associations, industry news, glossaries and
related academics. |
