How are students’ interests and personal attributes suited to various career options? Examples include; ecology, medical science, veterinary science, environmental science, food production and molecular biology/genetics.
Subjects: Career Development and Counseling
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Careers in Chemistry and Physics
The careers addressed include: meteorology, food technology,physiotherapy, geology engineering, mechanical, electrical, chemical environmental, civil, mining, and coastal trades.
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Writing Well-The Final Presentation
Writing Well-The Final Presentation looks at the process of turning a rough draft into a polished paper or presentation.
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Communication
Communication explores the communication loop and offers tips on improving communication skills and introduces the theory of “multiple intelligences.”
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Relationships
Relationships describes the key ingredients of healthy as well as unhealthy relationships, and relates how good relationship skills can lead to success in school and in life.
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Money and Finances
Money and Finances examines general principles of money management and encourages students to make a habit of financial planning and budgeting. Special tax and financial tips are covered to help students pay for college.
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Take Care of Your Machine
Take Care of Your Machine explores several aspects of maintaining health and wellness.
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Preventing Life Crashes
Preventing Life Crashes focuses on specific threats to students’ health, how to prevent them and how to deal with them if they happen.
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Charting Your Course
Charting Your Course deals with the development of skills in planning and managing careers, and discusses various career resources.
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Mastering Your Life
Mastering Your Life reviews skills, strategies, techniques, and attitudes learned in previous lessons, and discusses how best to apply them to college and to life in general.