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NATIONAL 4-H CURRICULUMProduct Number 08561
Career Journal
AuthorsDebra Barrett, MAEd, Extension Educator, Michigan State University
Frank Cox, MS, Extension Educator, Michigan State UniversityBarbara Duvall, MS, Extension Educator, Michigan State University
Kathy Jamieson, MEd, Extension Educator, Michigan State University Alan Jaros, Program Instructor, Michigan State University
Sara Keinath, MS, Extension Educator, Michigan State University Melissa Payk, MEd, Extension Educator, Michigan State UniversityDave Radloff, BS, Extension Educator, Michigan State University
Laurie Rivetto, MA, Extension Educator, Michigan State University Sienna Suszek, BS, Extension Educator, Michigan State University
Janice Zerbe, MAEd, Extension Educator, Michigan State University
Pro j ec t D i rec torsCyndi Mark, Ph.D., Program Leader Emeritus,
Michigan State University
Tara D. M. Wheeler, MPANational 4-H Council
Ed i torAnita C. Stuever CAE, Communication Works
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Introduct i on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ac t i v i t y 1 : Sk i l l s . . . Cho i ces . . . Careers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Ac t i v i t y 2 : Mak ing Career Connec t i ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 5
Ac t i v i t y 3 : Bu i l d Your Fu ture Through Por tfo l i os . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Ac t i v i t y 4 : Educat i on Pay$ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Ac t i v i t y 5 : Career FUNds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 7
Ac t i v i t y 6 : Turn Your 4-H Pass ion I n to Profi t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Ac t i v i t y 7 : Pound ing the Pavement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1
Ac t i v i t y 8 : Pu t t i ng the P i eces Toge ther: Goa l s for the Fu ture . . . . . . . . 6 1
Ac t i v i t y 9 : Pa thways to Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Youth E va lua t i on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1
G lossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 1
Cer t i f i ca te of Comp le t i on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85
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IntroductionWelcome to Build Your Future: Choices, Connections, Careers. When you think about your future are you excited, scared or apprehensive?
Do you know what you want to do, but you’re not sure how to get there?
When you think of doing career building activities, what do you expect?
One teen who completed activities in this curriculum said, “I thought career activities would be
boring, but it was fun.” Some teens like doing career activities, others don’t, and still others want
to hurry up and get a job. This Career Journal is your guide to help you develop the skills and
knowledge you need to build your future.
When we start to take steps to build our future, we set goals, learn what we like and don’t like, and
find out what careers match those choices and connections. We discover what kind of education
we need and how to fund it. We learn about salaries and benefits a career may offer and how that
fits with our goals. We explore a career through research, job shadowing and volunteering, and
discover what we like and don’t like. We learn the skills to find a job and see what it takes to keep it.
Or, we learn to develop business plans and create the job we want by becoming an entrepreneur.
All of these things and more are a part of this curriculum.
This journal, along with the activities you do with your career facilitator, will help you build towards
a successful future. The activities will give you “hands-on” ways to find out what type of career you
want, while others help you apply to a job today!
So grab your career journal, find your career facilitator and get ready for your future!
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Skills...Choices...Careers1 ACTIVIT
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2. What has 4-H taught me?
3. What is important to me?
4. What are my career interests?
Opening Questions
You will:
•begin to connect your 4-H or extracurricular experiences, personal interests, skills, values, and personality to career options and college majors.
•work with your group facilitator as he or she guides you through the following pages during Activity 1.
In This Activity...
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©1998 Iowa State University Extension, Patricia A. Hendricks
Targeting Life Skills Model for 4-H
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Activity Masks
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activities that sound interesting to me❒preparing medicines in
a pharmacy❒helping sick people❒working with animals❒helping with sports injuries❒studying anatomy and disease❒performing surgery
Personal qualities that describe me❒compassionate and caring❒good listener❒ follow directions carefully❒conscientious and careful❒patient
In my free time I would enjoy❒ volunteering in a hospital❒ taking care of pets❒exercising and taking care
of myself
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒math❒science❒biology❒chemistry
I value❒ living a healthy lifestyle❒ time with family and friends
activities that sound interesting to me❒predicting weather❒predicting or measuring earthquakes❒growing flowers or trees, gardening❒studying rocks and minerals❒raising fish or other animals❒working in a chemistry lab
Personal qualities that describe me❒enjoy helping others with problems❒nature lover❒physically active❒problem solver❒observant
In my free time I would enjoy❒hiking❒participating in 4-H or FFA❒experimenting with a chemistry set
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒math❒geography❒biology❒geometry
I value❒ the environment❒animal wellbeing
activities that sound interesting to me❒reading or writing stories or articles❒designing/building scenery for plays❒gardening❒ taking photographs❒acting in a play or movie❒ listening to or playing music
Personal qualities that describe me❒ imaginative❒creative❒outgoing❒enjoy using my hands to
create things❒performer
In my free time I would enjoy❒acting in a play❒drawing or painting pictures❒working on the school newspaper or
yearbook
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒social studies❒choir, chorus, or band❒creative writing❒art
I value❒art or music ❒personal creativity
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Adapted from Van Buren Intermediate School District. (2008). Educational Development Plan, 18–19, 22–24.Copyright © 2013 National 4-H Council. All rights reserved.
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activities that sound interesting to me❒putting things together❒designing buildings❒working on cars, mechanical things❒using advanced math to
solve problems❒gardening❒using tools
Personal qualities that describe me❒practical❒enjoy using my hands❒ logical❒good at following directions❒observant
In my free time I would enjoy❒building stage sets for a
school play❒sketching cars, parts, or objects❒working on cars
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒math❒geometry❒woodworking❒science
I value❒creating or overseeing projects❒using technology
activities that sound interesting to me❒ interviewing people❒using a computer to do math❒ typing letters, forms, banners❒keeping records, filing,
taking notes❒working with numbers❒organizing files and paperwork
Personal qualities that describe me❒practical❒ independent❒organized❒enjoy using machines❒enjoy being around people
In my free time I would enjoy❒being in a speech contest
or debate❒using a computer❒volunteering in a hospital office
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒speech❒ language❒math❒marketing
I value❒change❒entrepreneurship
activities that sound interesting to me❒helping people solve problems❒working with kids❒working with elderly people❒preparing food❒being involved in politics❒solving a mystery
Personal qualities that describe me❒ friendly❒open❒outgoing❒good at making decisions❒good listener
In my free time I would enjoy❒ tutoring young children❒helping with a community project❒coaching kids in a sport
School subjects or activities that I enjoy or do well in❒ language arts❒history❒speech❒math
I value❒working with or helping others❒ family and community
Adapted from Van Buren Intermediate School District. (2008). Educational Development Plan, 18–19, 22–24.Copyright © 2013 National 4-H Council. All rights reserved.
What did you find out about yourself? Below are descriptions of six career pathways or career clusters and the types of careers associated with each.
My favorite career pathway: ________________________________________________ Score: _____________
Three careers to explore related to this pathway:
1. __________________________ 2. ____________________________ 3. ___________________________
My second favorite career pathway: _________________________________________ Score: _____________
Three careers to explore related to this pathway:
1. _________________________ 2. ____________________________ 3. ___________________________
Identify Your Skill Set: Career Pathway and Careers
Exploring Career Pathways: Get to Know Yourself Worksheet (cont.)
Arts and Communications Pathway: all forms of communication, as well as performing and visual arts.
Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology Pathway: all aspects of promotion, business, management, and technology.
Engineering, Manufacturing, and Industrial Technology Pathway: design, manufacture, and repair of products.
Health Sciences Pathway: promoting health and treating injuries, conditions, and diseases.
Human Services Pathway: serving, teaching, helping, and nurturing others.
Natural Resources and Agriscience Pathway: growing or producing plants and animals and preserving natural resources.
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Career Pathways and Careers
actorad copywriteranimatorannouncerart directorartist/painteraudiovisual service
technicianbroadcast techniciancable installercamera operatorcartoonist casting directorchoreographercircus performer
coachcomediancommercial artistcommunication specialistcomputer animatorcostume designercriticcuratordancer desktop publisher directordisc jockeyeditorfashion designerfilm and TV crew member
graphic designergraphic equipment operatorinterior decoratorinterior designerjournalistlighting technician magician makeup artistmodelmotivational speakermusicianphotographerproducerprofessional athletepublic relations specialist
publisherrecording engineersound technician special effects technician station managerstunt performerstylisttattoo artistTV or radio reportervideo game developervideographerwebsite designerwriter
account executiveaccount manageraccountantactivity coordinatoractuaryadministrative assistantadministrative support staffadvertising account
executiveadvertising copywriteragentanalystappraiserart administratorart dealerassociation managerauctioneeraudiovisual engineerauditorauto salespersonbakerbank managerbank tellerbed and breakfast ownerbell attendantbilling manager
bookkeeperbus driverbusiness systems analystbutchercashiercaterer chefchief executive officerclaims agentclub managercommercial analystcommunication specialistcomputer engineercomputer network specialistcomputer programmercomputer support personcomputer techniciancomputer trainercookcorporate trainercourier/messengercredit report providercuratorcustomer service
representativedata entry specialist
database developerdatabase managerdebt collectordebt counselordepartment managerdesktop publisherdirector of human resourcesdirector of securitydiving instructore-commerce analyst e-commerce directoreconomist electronics engineering
technician electronics repairerentrepreneurevent plannerexecutive assistantexhibit designerfashion retailerfast-food workerfinancial analystfinancial plannerflight attendantfood and beverage
manager
franchiseefundraisergaming and resort managergolf course superintendenthealth records professionalhosthotel managerhotel/motel clerkhuman resources specialistimporter/exporterindustrial psychologistinsurance agentinsurance claims adjusterinsurance underwriterinterpreterinvestment advisorkitchen managerlegal secretary library assistant loan officerloan processor logistics specialistmanagement consultantmarket research analystmarketing service managermarketing specialist
ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS CAREER PATHWAY
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND TECHNOLOGY CAREER PATHWAY
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Career Pathways and Careers (cont.)
media buyermedia specialistmedical secretarymoney managermortgage brokeroffice manageroperations analystoperations manageroperations research analystorder processorpayroll managerplanning analystproduct plannerproject managerproperty manager
public accountantpublic relations specialistpurchaserquality controllerreal estate agentreceptionistrecreation directorrenovatorrepossession agentresearch analyst researcher restaurant manager retail buyerretail salespersonsales representative
service managersmall-business ownersports marketersports officialstatisticianstenographerstocks traderstore manager/ownersystems analysttax preparertechnical sales representativetechnical security analysttechnical writertelemarketertelephone operator
tour bus operatortour guidetourism developertrade show managertravel agenttreasurervalet attendantvideo game developervirtual reality specialistwaiterwebsite designerwebsite manager
aerospace engineerair traffic controlleraircraft mechanicairport ground crew memberanthropologistappliance repairerarchaeologistarchitectastronautastronomerastrophysicistauto body repairerauto dealerauto salespersonautomated manufacturing
technicianautomobile assemblerautomobile mechanicautomotive painteraviation inspectoravionics technicianbicycle mechanicbiological technicianboilermakerbookbinder
bricklayer/stonemasonbridge inspectorbuilding inspectorbus drivercabinetmakercable installer/repairercalibration techniciancarpentercarpet installercarpet/upholstery cleanercartographer chemical engineerchemical engineering
technicianchemistchimney sweepcivil engineercivil engineering technicianclothing manufacturercommercial drivercommercial pilotcomputer aided draftercomputer engineercomputer programmercomputer science technician
computer software engineercomputer-aided drafterconcrete masonconservatorconstruction tradespersoncrane operatorcustodiandiesel mechanicdispatcherdrafter/computer-aided
design operatordrywall installerelectrical engineerelectrical engineering
technicianelectricianelectronic engineering
technicianelectronics assemblerelectronics repairerelectronics technicianelevator installer/repairerengineer engineering technicianflight attendant
flight engineerflooring installerfood scientistforensics specialistfreight inspectorfreight moverfurniture finishergeneral contractorgeologistglazierheating, ventilation, and air
conditioning technicianheavy-equipment mechanicheavy-equipment operatorhelicopter pilothoist/winch operatorhome inspectorhydrologistimporter/exporterindustrial designerindustrial machine mechanicindustrial technicianindustrial truck operatorinspectorinsulator
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND TECHNOLOGY CAREER PATHWAY (cont.)
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CAREER PATHWAY
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Career Pathways and Careers (cont.)
inventorironworkerland surveyorlandscape architectlandscaperline workerlogistics specialistmachine operatormaintenance staff/repairermanufacturing engineermanufacturing machine
operator mathematicianmechanical engineermechanical engineering
technicianmetallurgical engineermicrobiologistmilling operatormillwrightmining engineer
mining specialistmodel makermotorcycle mechanicmoveroffice machine repaireroperations research analystpackagerpainterpaleontologistparking lot attendantpetroleum engineerphysicistpipefitterplastererplumberpool installerprinting press operatorproduct design engineerproduction woodworkerpurchaserquality controller
race-car driverrace-car mechanicreal estate appraiserrenovator researcher road construction workerroofersafety coordinatorsafety technicianscience/math teacherscientistsheet metal workership captainshipping/receiving clerksmall engine mechanicsolderer and brazersprinkler system installerstatisticiansteam fitterstock clerksurface drillersurvey technician
taxi drivertechnical sales representativetechnical writertextile engineertile settertool and die makertow-truck drivertrain operatortransit operatortruck driverupholsterervaletvending machine servicerwarehouse managerwaste collectorwelderwell drillerwindow washer
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CAREER PATHWAY (cont.)
ENGINEERING, MANUFACTURING, AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CAREER PATHWAY
acupuncturistanesthesiologistathletic traineraudiologistbiological engineerbiomedical engineercardiovascular technicianchiropractordental assistantdental hygienistdental lab techniciandentistdermatologistdiagnostic techniciandieticiandoctorfamily practitioner
fitness instructorgenetic counselorgerontologisthealth record professionalhealthcare administratorhome-care workerlaboratory technicianlicensed practical nursemassage therapistmedical illustratormedical imaging technicianmedical lab technicianmedical secretarymental health nursemidwifeneurologistnuclear medical technician
nursenurse practitionernursing assistantnutritionistobstetricianoccupational therapistoptical laboratory technicianoptometrist orthodontist paramedicpathologistpediatricianpharmacistpharmacologistpharmacy technicianphlebotomistphysical therapist
physician assistantplastic surgeonpodiatristprosthetist/orthotistpsychiatrist psychologist public health nurseradiation therapistradiologistrespiratory therapistspeech pathologistsports psychologistsurgeonsurgical technicianveterinarianveterinary technician
HEALTH SCIENCES CAREER PATHWAY
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4-H youth development professional
addiction counseloradoption counselorambassadoranimal handleranimal-control officerarchivistart/music therapistassessorbailiffborder inspectorbuilding inspectorcareer coordinatorcensus clerkchild/youth workerchild-care directorchild-care providerchild-care workercity managercivil litigatorclergycoachcoast guardcombat engineercommissionercommunity service directorcommunity workercomputer trainerconservation officercorporate lawyercorporate trainercorrectional officercorrections educatorcosmetologist county clerkcourt clerkcourt reportercriminal lawyercriminologist
curriculum developercustoms agentdetention deputydispatcherdistance learning teacherdriving instructordry cleanerearly childhood educatoreconomic development
officereconomistelementary teacherembalmeremployee benefits
representativeemployment counselorEnglish as a second
language teacherenvironmental health
inspectorevent plannerfamily/consumer scientistfederal agentfederal aid coordinatorfirefighterfitness instructorfloristfood inspector foreign-language teacherforeign-service officerforensics specialistforest fire fighterfuneral directorgaming investigatorgerontologistgunsmithhairstylisthazardous materials
responderhigh school teacherhighway control pilot
historianhome-care workerhousekeeperhumanitarian aid workerimmigration officer infantry soldierinstructional coordinatorinternal revenue investigatorinterpreterjudgelegal secretarylibrarianlibrary technicianlifeguardlocksmithmail carriermanicuristmarriage/family therapist mayor mediatormilitary officer morticianmotivational speakermovermusic instructornail techniciannannynational security officerparalegalparent educatorpark warden/rangerparole officerpedicuristpersonal financial advisorpersonal trainerpet groomerpolice detectivepolice officerpolitical activistpolitical advisorpolitical lobbyist
political plannerpoliticianpostal clerkprincipalprison wardenprivate investigatorprobation officerprofessorprogram administratorpublic policy analyst public safety officerrecreation therapistrehabilitation counselorreligious workerresearcherrevenue officerschool counselorsea warfare officersecurity directorsecurity guardsecurity systems techniciansheriffsign language interpreterski patrolsmall business ownersocial workerspa attendantspecial agentspecial education teacherspeech pathologistsports instructorsports psychologiststatisticiansuperintendenttailor/dressmakertax auditorteacher assistanttranslatortutorvolunteer coordinatorwedding planner
Career Pathways and Careers (cont.)
HUMAN SERVICES CAREER PATHWAY
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agricultural engineeragronomistanimal breederanimal caretakeranimal traineraquaculturistarboristbeekeeperbiological technicianbiologistbotanistbutchercartographer commercial driverconservation officerecologist
environmental consultantenvironmental engineerenvironmental technicianfarm equipment mechanicfarmerfieldworkerfisherfood inspectorfood scientistforester forestry technicianfruit/vegetable growergardenergeologistgolf course superintendentgreenhouse growergreenhouse worker
heavy-equipment mechanicheavy-equipment operatorhorse trainerhorticulturisthydrologistland surveyor landscape architectlivestock ranchermarine biologistmeteorologistmicrobiologistminer mining engineernutritionistoil drilling technicianpark warden/ranger
petroleum engineerplant breeder/geneticistpower-plant operatorrecycling technician surface drillersurvey techniciantree harvesterveterinarian veterinary technicianwaste collectorwater-treatment plant
operator water-well drillerwildlife biologistzookeeper
Career Pathways and Careers (cont.)
NATURAL RESOURCES AND AGRISCIENCE CAREER PATHWAY
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Cooperative Extension offers careers in many of these pathways. Ask your mentors, cooperative extension agents, or 4-H professionals to tell you about their careers.
Did You Know?
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