North Carolina at a glance… 69.9% of North Carolina high school students graduate in four years...

North Carolina at a glance… 69.9% of North Carolina high school students

graduate in four years

NC’s university completion rate is 59% in six years

50% of students enrolled in two-year community college programs do not return the second year

Ratio of school counselors to students is 1:320 in grades 6-12

F4K’s Mission

To bridge the gap between the hopes and dreams of our

students and the workforce development needs of our

communities.

What is F4K?

Web-based career exploration program

Vehicle for economic, workforce development

Brings businesses together to support local students’ career goals

Connects students to NC employers and professionals, regardless of where they live

Presentation Overview: Student Portal

Career Exploration Portfolio 4-year Graduation Plan Other tools

Educator Portal Partner Portal How you can get involved

Where is F4K?

Student Portal:

Student Home Page:

View in English or Spanish

First step – Matchmaker Quiz:

Matchmaker Quiz Results:

Career Search

Keywordsearch:

Occupational Profile:

General Job Description:

Earnings and Outlook:

Education Requirements:

Interview: A Day in the Life

Network=CareerCoaches

Doctor Board:

NurseDiscussion:

Related Companies:

Company Page:

Careers Offered:

Company Page:

Search for Companies:

StudentPortfolio:

My Files—store documents

Records Message Board conversations

4-year Graduation Plan:

Select Courses Related to Career Interests:

Resume Builder:

Educator Portal

Educator Admin (CAMS)

Select & View Students’ activities

Search for students (parent conferences, etc)

View student portfolios

Reporting capabilities

Export individual reports

Expand specific criteria

Other career interests?

F4K Partners Portal

View new posts

Type your answer, click on ‘Preview’ and then ‘Post Reply’!

How do I sign up?

Brief Online Application:

After using F4K, 91% of students say “I understand what I need to do to get the kind of jobs I want.”

88% of students say, “I am more excited about graduating from high school.”