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Creator: Tina Hancock and Jennifer Sanders
School/Organization: Scottsboro City Schools/ Alabama Virtual Library
Overview:
This podcast was created to demonstrate researching a career using an online resource. Suggested facts to look for when researching a career are what the job involves, educational requirements and certifications, salary range and how to explore the career. Using an online resource can make the research easier and faster.
Length: 2:25
Content Areas: Career and Technical Education
Alabama Course of Study Alignments and/or Professional Development Standard Alignments:
[BMA] BA01 (7-8) 9: Utilize research results to determine career and entrepreneurial opportunities, responsibilities, and educational and credentialing requirements in entry-level information technology professions.
[BMA] BA02 (9-12) 12: Utilize research results to determine career and entrepreneurial opportunities, responsibilities, and educational and credentialing requirements in commerce and information technology.
[BMA] BA03 (9-12) 19: Utilize various forms of communication and technology in the successful pursuit of employment.
[EDT] ED01 (9-12) 20: Analyze career options, credentials, and entrepreneurial opportunities related to the field of education.
[EDT] ED03 (8) 20: Describe career skills needed for the workplace, including time management and teamwork.
[EDT] ED04 (9-12) 20: Explain career options related to parenting, parent-child relationships, and services provided to parents.
[EDT] ED08 (9-12) 3: Develop a career plan, portfolio, and résumé based on personal interests and abilities.
[EDT] ED08 (9-12) 19: Determine careers related to families as they progress through the life cycle.
[EDT] ED09 (9-12) 15: Analyze careers to determine options and entrepreneurial opportunities related to the world of art, art design, and the appropriate design field.
[IT] IT11 (9-12) 14: Determine career and entrepreneurial opportunities, responsibilities, and educational and credentialing requirements in the Java programming field.
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