"Career Exploration Workshop: Finding Your Path" is a collaborative group workshop designed to guide teens through the process of career exploration. This course provides students with the tools they need to identify their interests, understand the skills required for various careers, and set achievable goals. The workshop encourages peer interaction and support, allowing students to learn from each other as they explore different career options and create personalized career plans.

Class Experience:
This course offers an interactive and collaborative approach to career exploration. Each session includes group activities, discussions, and practical exercises that help students discover their strengths and align them with suitable career paths. The course combines personality assessments, research projects, and goal-setting activities, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the careers that match their interests and skills.

How is the class structured?

Group Sessions:
The course is divided into weekly group sessions, each focusing on a different aspect of career exploration. Lessons include instruction, group activities, and collaborative exercises.

Peer Support:
Students will work together to explore career options, share insights, and provide feedback on each other’s ideas and plans.

Interactive Activities:
The class includes personality assessments, research projects, and goal-setting exercises that engage students and provide practical insights into potential careers.

How will you teach?

Collaborative Learning:
The teaching style is interactive and collaborative, with an emphasis on peer learning and group participation. Lessons are designed to be practical and engaging, with real-world applications.

Real-Time Feedback:
Students will receive feedback from both the instructor and their peers, allowing them to refine their career plans and goals.

Practical Application:
The course is focused on providing students with the tools and knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their future careers.

How much will learners get to interact with you?

Group Interaction:
Learners will have regular opportunities to interact with the instructor and their peers during each session through discussions, activities, and peer reviews.

Supportive Environment:
The group setting fosters a supportive learning environment where students can share ideas, ask questions, and collaborate on assignments.