STEELE CREEK NEWS
Help Teens at Olympic Career
Speed Networking Event on December 21
64% of Americans say “an experience” determined their chosen career path and course of study.
~ Gallup Survey of 25,000 Americans
(December
1, 2016) The Olympic Community of Schools
will host a Career Speed Networking event on Wednesday, December 21. They
would like to invite career professionals from area businesses and
organizations to participate and help teens learn about career
choices.
The objective of the
event is to help the students explore a variety
of careers and to interact with career professionals. Volunteers
will share information about their specific career and their
personal experiences in a series of small group discussions.
To register go to
Career Speed Networking at Olympic Registration. If you
have questions, please contact Mike Realon at
michael.realon@cms.k12.nc.us
or 980-343-3800 Extension 4006163.
Please share this
request with other professionals who might want to help teens make good
career and college decisions.
Career Fair & Speed Networking
A Career Exploration Initiative – Increasing Teens
Awareness of Careers & Industry Sectors
Date:
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
Time:
8:00 AM – 10:00 AM (Please check in by 7:45 AM)
Location:
Olympic High School (4301 Sandy Porter Road)
Occupations
Requested:
All
Volunteer
Responsibilities:
High school students, two or three at a time, will visit with you for about 10 minutes. Tell them about your occupation, your employer, your industry sector, and the skills & knowledge which can help today's youth onboard a pathway leading towards success.
Every 10 minutes a new group of two or three students will visit you.
.
Possible Topics that can be covered with students:
-
Industry
sector where you work
-
Your
employer and what it does
-
Types of
available careers in your industry sector
-
High
demand – low supply careers in your industry
-
What you
do in your job – responsibilities
-
Education needed to perform your job
-
Why you
chose this profession
-
Work
environment
-
Compensation range and benefits
-
Future
outlook for your profession and/or industry sector
-
Important skills / traits that you feel are important to become
successful (i.e., soft skills, critical thinking, problem
solving, communication, creativity, etc.)
-
Describe
the road you took to get where you are today (other experiences
or jobs)
-
What you
like most about your profession/job … What you like least.
-
What
advice would you want to share with high school students who
want to be both successful and happy as adults.
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