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Resources for Educators
Teacher-Leaders for Career Education at School Sites
Work with the Career Coach to launch new ideas
- Support the Career Advisor with ideas on how to best support teachers with this work and fit into what is already happening at school sites
- Identify needs and offer ideas for developing resources
Work with colleagues
- Take ideas back to your department or grade level to look for areas of connection
- Help drive the work forward as thought partners, contributing and developing new ideas over time
- Provide feedback about implementation based on conversations with your department or grade level
Talk to students
- Share feedback from students about what needs to be adjusted in the plan
- Work with students to develop new ideas that support career readiness
For Career Advising Champion Teams
For Career Advising Champion Teams
For Career Advising Champion Teams
For All Staff
For Career Advising Champion Teams
For Career Advising Champion Teams
48 Activities to Support Career Learning
Develop Identity, Expand Experiences, Map Opportunities, Reflect and Dream. The 48 activities designed by Connect the Work provide students with opportunities to:
- Systematically develop their career identity for the present and future.
- Engage in “real world” experiences, find people to help guide them, and explore which environments are ideal for them.
- Feel empowered in seeing options and navigating their path.
- Develop their own narrative, set goals, and imagine their possible future selves.
Opportunities for Student
- Expand opportunities to “experience” work, including career exploration labs, internships, apprenticeships, industry chats, and other modes of career explorations
- Expand site-based and off-site models as well as expanded business engagement for career explorations and career skill development
- Work-Based Learning
- Summer RISE (Reimagining an Innovative Student Experience)
- MCPS Career Readiness
- LYFE (Launch Your Future Employment)