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Name: ________________
Career Development Rubric: High School Version
by Kadar Lewis © 2012 Magic Johnson Foundation
Goal
Prepare all students to
successfully enter the
workforce upon graduation,
and grow professionally
throughout their careers.
Core Concepts Defined
Concept to Learn
Definition
Self-Knowledge
Honestly assess your interests, strengths, and
weaknesses.
“We should know what
our convictions are,
and stand for them.”
- Carl Jung
Priority Wheel
Motivation: How School/Career
influence your Lifestyle
Unemployment + Education vs. Median Weekly Salary
+$507
+$399
Motivation: How School/Career
influence your Lifestyle
Monthly Cost of Living: 3 Samples
Typical Living Expenses
San Diego Dallas
Kansas City
Home (monthly mortgage payment)
2,400ft2 Single-family 4 Bedroom, 2
Bathroom newly built home
$2,255
$782
$1,218
Apartment (monthly rent payment)
950ft2 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 Bathroom
$1,655
$702
$751
Car, Gas, Insurance
$500
$350
$370
Groceries
$600
$420
$444
Entertainment
$300
$210
$222
Student Loans
$254
$254
$254
MONTHLY TOTAL
$5,564
$2,718
$3,259
Concepts to
Learn
Definition
Networking: What are the benefits?
Networking
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1. Shared Knowledge
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Social Network 1.
Meeting people to establish a
mutually beneficial relationship.
Keeping in touch with contacts to
grow the relationship.
Networking happens through social
gatherings, websites (Linkedin.com)
email, phone , Skype, handwritten
note cards, etc.
Friends and family who you socialize
with to communicate about your life,
interests or beliefs.
Professional
Network
1.
Associates, colleagues, clients and
mentors/sponsors you socialize with
to communicate about your career
opportunities, skills, interests, and
trends.
Support
Network
1.
Immediate family and the closest
friends who provide morale support
and hold you accountable to your
core values.
These people know you the best, and
are not influenced by your popularity,
income, or what you can do for them
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a) Exchanging ideas leads to shared
knowledge.
Opportunities
a) Networking often results in new
opportunities like jobs or partnerships.
b) When needs arise, you can be
recommended.
Promotion/Reputation
a) Raise your visibility in a positive way.
b) Positive feedback from others always
helps with employers and potential clients.
Support/Confidence
a) Erase any self-doubt with encouragement,
and fact-based information.
b) Good experiences lead to
higher self-esteem which
makes it easier to network
with more people.
The Job Interview
Typical Interview Questions:
Prepare questions beforehand
Don’t ask the following questions!
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Tell me about yourself.
What are your strengths? Tell me
about a project where you took a
leadership role.
What are your weaknesses?
Describe a mistake that you made
and what you learned from it.
What are your career goals?
Why are you the best person for
this position?
Why do you want to work for our
company?
Are you a team player, a good
problem solver?
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What does this company do?
*Do your research ahead of time!
If I get the job when can I take time off
for vacation?
*Wait for the job to be offered before
discussing this.
Can I change my schedule if I get the
job?
*Wait for the job to be offered before
discussing this.
Did I get the job?
*Be patient. They may need more time
to decide.
*Instead, ask what are the next steps in
the application process.
Corer Concepts Defined
Concepts to Learn
Definition
Netiquette
A set of social rules guiding online communication
between people and organizations covering email,
blogs, Facebook, etc.
(short for "network etiquette"
or "Internet etiquette")
Some essential rules of Netiquette:
Professionalism
1. Spell check and proofread
2. Simple email address with no slang
3. Be yourself
4. Use discretion
Courtesy
1. AVOID ALL CAPS!(All caps = shouting)
2. Be civilized! No Flame Wars.
Security
1. Don’t open spam
2. Block pop-ups
3. Use secure networks and websites only
Classroom Activity: Role Play & Presentation
Each Team Assigned a Career Role: As a group, you must report on the following:
Career Role: ____________________________________
What is preparation (skills and education) for your career?
1. _________________________________________________________
What mentor(s) should you add to your business network?
1. _________________________________________________________
What market factors could negatively or positively influence your career?
1. _________________________________________________________
Etiquette in Detail
Verbal/Non Verbal (body language)
Written Communications
Great Etiquette
Poor Etiquette
Great Etiquette
Poor Etiquette
Sitting up straight
Slouching
Hey, Hi
Firm handshake
Weak handshake
Dear, Hello,
Greetings
Eye contact
Avoiding eye
contact
Mr./Mrs./
Sir/Ma’am
First name only
Appropriate attire
Attire out of
place
See you later
C u l8r
Yes
Yeah
Punctuality
tardiness
Thank you
Thanks
Smile, positive vibe
Negativity
Sincerely,
Best Wishes
No salutation
Correct Spelling
Not proofreading
“A winning mindset…
in and out of the classroom”
Earvin “Magic” Johnson’s Tips on How to win…
1. Time management
2. Follow through
3. Team Player
4. Passion
5. Thinking outside of the box
6. Preparation
7. Focus
8. Determination
9. Positive attitude
10. Discipline
Senior Year Next Steps Checklist
Proficiency Goal
To Do List
Research &
Decision
Making
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Join school clubs, or outside programs related to your career interest.
Conduct online research of companies or careers that interest you.
Observe workers in your field, through job shadowing or internship.
Read news, journals, books, etc. on developments in your field.
Self Promotion
& Networking
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Create an online professional profile using LinkedIn or other platform.
Create an online portfolio of your work to compliment your online profile .
Purchase (2) business attire outfits appropriate for your desired field.
Seek a leader in your desired career to become your Mentor.
Fundamental
Career
Knowledge or
Action
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If not attending college, secure a job in your desired field.
Find paid or unpaid work experience during summer or afterschool .
Draft your resume and cover letter.
Solicit feedback on Cover Letter & Resume from someone in your network.
Advanced
Career
Knowledge or
Action
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2.
Develop a system to organize and catalogue new business contacts
Evaluate your friends and eliminate negative influences.