Career Planning - Sept 2024
The Focus for September: Health Science
Is your career in Health Science?
We have an exciting opportunity for families to get involved with Career Planning. J.R. Gerritts is looking for parent volunteers to present their line of work to help the students gain a greater awareness of local occupations. On the dates of January 24 and May 9, parents/guest speakers will present their occupation to 8 different groups of students for 15 minutes each. Speakers will be expected to do the following within each 15 minute rotation:
- Discuss their job description
- Present props/visuals
- related to their job (optional)
- Answer student questions
If your career is in Health Science, and you are interested in helping or would like more information, please contact Brad Demmin at bdemmin@kimberly.k12.wi.us or (920) 423-4103.
Questions to ask your middle school student about this career focus:
- Where do we see examples of these careers in our community?
- What personality traits would best fit this career cluster?
- What family members or friends are involved in a career in this cluster?
- What level of interest do you have in this career cluster?
Career Focus Planning
2024-2025
September: Health Sciences
October: Arts, Audio/Visual, Technology, & Communication
November: Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
December: Finance
January: Architecture & Construction
February: Education
March: Information Technology
April: Business
May: Final Reflections
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