| Get Set Career
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Under 16 career clusters based on U.S. Department of Education guidelines, 125 careers are introduced to show students the variety of job opportunities a field of interest offers.
GetSet provides a variety of media -- workbooks, pamphlets, CD-ROM and an interactive
website
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Each career cluster pamphlet offers an overview of several jobs, including job descriptions, required skills, working conditions, educational requirements and average salary range. Other jobs in the same general field are listed for consideration.
GetSet CD allows students to assess their options by providing career preparation, job descriptions and planning strategies, interactive personality and learning style assessments and a job interest survey.
The
website provides similar assessment tools to those provided on the CD-ROM, and allows students to create a teacher-accessible portfolio to document progress and conduct research into suggested fields.
The workbooks -- GetSet for Life and GetSet for College -- offer information on resume writing and other skills needed to enter college and the workforce.
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Get Set For Life Workbook
Workbook - Grades: 7th - 12th
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This workbook guides the student in getting the most out of the school curriculum, extra curricular activities, and volunteer or paid work, in order to prepare for a career immediately after graduation.
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Get Set For College Workbook
Workbook - Grades: 7th - 12th
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This workbook aids the high school student preparing for college and a future career.
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GetSet CD
CD-ROM - Grades: 7th - 12th
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The Get Set CD explores career planning and exploration in an easy to use format.
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| Featured
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GetSet Starter Kit
Package - Grades: 7th - Adult |
| A resource center for information about careers found within sixteen career clusters. |
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GetSet Workbook and Pamphlet package
Package - Grades: 7th - 12th |
| "Get Set for College" and "Get Set for Life" are workbooks that prepare high school students for the future by showing them how to get the most out of their activities now. |
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