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Students in El Centro receiving hands-on training. The career pathway and career exploration activities will help youth receive exposure to various career opportunities and requirements at the entry, technical and professional levels. Youth will also have the opportunity to learn about careers through guest speakers, job shadowing, career courses, field trips to businesses, colleges and the One-Stop Centers. The youth will learn how to develop short-term and long-term plans as it pertains to their chosen career. Students will learn to enroll in the high school courses that will better prepare them for a particular career. Participants will also learn how to select a post secondary education that matches their personal goals, skills and interests. How to Look for a Job Going to work and becoming self-sufficient may be your immediate goal. Even if it isn't, almost everyone at some time will need to look for a job. To find satisfactory employment, you need to:
Where to Look for a Job Networking is the single most effective way to get a job. Talk with friends, relatives, neighbors, acquaintances, career center counselors and/or other school personnel about your job search. Click here to find more information on finding a job. HELPFUL JOB-HUNTING INFORMATION Click on the following links for more helpful information on finding a job or keeping your job: 1. Looking
for Work EMPLOYMENT PORTFOLIO Here are more advanced employability skills that will help you find the more advanced jobs that you have been dreaming about. Click on each skill to find more information.
LOCAL ONLINE JOB INFORMATION IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS CLASSIFIEDS (UPDATED DAILY) CALJOBS (JOBS FOR ANYWHERE IN CALIFORNIA) |
