Steps To Follow

Steps To Follow

Beginning with step number 1, work through this list to move toward your career goal. A hyperlink is provided so you can quickly move to the page you want. You may consider making this a short cut on your desktop with a right click so you can return easily.

Admittedly this arrangement does not need to be followed precisely. The intent of this activity is to help you focus on what is important to you in the career selection process you are working on. Make any modification you choose. This is your career, after all. You are in charge. Use your experience to tailor these steps to your needs.

Click on each step to go to information about that task. Follow links which are provided depending on your interest. Use your back button to return to this page.

	step	short description
1	evaluate	Evaluate who are you and what do you want out of life.
2	style	Determine what are your learning likes and dislikes.
3	resources	Calculate what resources are available to you.
4	opportunities	Catalog what educational opportunities seem possible.
5	guidance	Who can help you to find a mentor and offer guidance?
6	time	How long can you spend in school before beginning work?
7	inventory	Compile an inventory of help available to you.
8	investigate	Seek out information you need to choose work.
9	verify	Check with everyone to know that you have current facts.
10	schedule	Make a plan that you can follow for education.
11	prepare	Get ready to learn by improving your skills.
12	enroll	Apply and complete school entrance requirements.
13	succeed	Skillfully work through all requirements as a student.
14	interview	Get the specific position you want for a job in your career.
15	work	Apply yourself fully to the job to be an excellent employee.
16	future	Consider where this job will lead long term in the future.

Here is another SOURCE for more about mapping your career future:

Use this Google Search box to further refine your information needs.

Follow these hyperlinks to investigate details about each of the technologies which may interest you.

agriculture	air conditioning	appliances	architecture
aerospace	automotive	aviation	biomedical equipment
broadcasting	building construction	cardiovascular	chemical
civil engineering	clinical laboratory	combustion	computer operation
computer service	cosmetology	criminalist	dental lab
diesel service	dietician	drafting	electrical
electronic	elevator	emergency medical	engineering
environment	fire science	graphics	health information
heavy vehicles	hydraulics	industrial design	industrial instruments
library	machinist	manufacturing	medical
medical assistant	medicine manufacturing	nuclear medicine	occupational health
oceanography	ophthalmic	pharmacy	photography
physical therapy	piping	power distribution	power generation
prepress	printing	quality control	science
semiconductors	surgical technologist	surveying	television production
transportation	veterinary	water treatment	welding

Prepared 2005-Revised 2007
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