Multiple Career Development Pathways Toolkit
Multiple Career Development Pathways Toolkit
Development
Pathways Toolkit
REFERENCES 46
ACTIVITY 04: Connecting the Dots Between Education and Career Pathways (2-3 sessions)
To be prepared to make career choices, students will consolidate information gathered about themselves,
including the possible career pathways they plan to pursue. Students are expected to identify at least three SHS
track options. This stage marks the beginning rather than the end of the career journey of the students.
TOOL 10 Career Pathways Portfolio TOOL 12 Summary of My Career Pathways
TOOL 11 Career Study Planner TOOL 13 Multiple Career Development Pathways Map
NOTE: One session may run for one hour; several of the Tools in this Toolkit were adapted from existing career guidance worksheets or activities.
Background
1. Read each question carefully. In case there are some 3. What should I consider in planning for my future
questions or clarifications, you may consult your teacher for career?
further explanation.
4. What are the bases of a career planning journey?
2. Write your answers on the spaces provided.
• What is my ideal
• Do I prefer to work environment?
stay in one place
or would I like to • What kind of
move to a new career would I like
location? • What types of to pursue?
• What business do I activities do I enjoy
plan to start? doing with the
people in my life?
Directions
Many people say that you tend to be good at what interests you. Look back at your classroom experiences and activities. Recall the
subject areas that caught your interest and list down remarkable achievements related to these subject areas.
GRADE 7 GRADE 8
Which subject/s are you interested in? What Which subject/s are you interested in? What
activities or projects in the said subject/s have you activities or projects in the said subject/s have you
accomplished? accomplished?
In which subject/s did you perform best? In which subject/s did you perform best?
What are your talent/s? In which subject/s were you What are your talent/s? In which subject/s were you
able to perform these talents? able to perform these talents?
Which subject/s are you interested in? What Which subject/s are you interested in? What
activities or projects in the said subject/s have you activities or projects in the said subject/s have you
accomplished? accomplished?
In which subject/s did you perform best? In which subject/s did you perform best?
What are your talent/s? In which subject/s were you What are your talent/s? In which subject/s were you
able to perform these talents? able to perform these talents?
Directions
WORKING ALONE AND BEING
INDEPENDENT
The following is a list of work values and competencies that many
Accomplish tasks by myself, with limited
people have identified as important for them in their careers, in
interaction with others.
business, and in the workplace. A competency is the capability to
apply or use a set of related knowledge, skills, and abilities required
COMPETITION
to successfully perform a job.
Engage in activities which pit my abilities
against others.
As you begin to explore your own personal values, reflect and
select by shading the thumbs up icon ( ) of the values and
MAKING DECISIONS
competencies that you think you already possess.
Possess the power to decide courses of action
that may affect an organization.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY
Do something which contributes to improving WORKING UNDER PRESSURE
the community. Become involved with helping Work in situations where pressure is common.
other people.
STABILITY
Have a work routine and job duties that are
largely predictable.
Directions
Reflection Guide
The skills listed in this tool are the progressive life skills needed in pursuing any field
or career. Rate your skills level using the following scale: Look at the skills that you have rated
yourself highly (e.g., 3 or 4). Think of
HIGHLY SKILLED. I can do this task all the time without supervision. times and situations when you have
used these skills. These can help you
SKILLED. I can do this task with minimum supervision.
in making good career decisions.
MODERATELY SKILLED. I can do this task with constant supervision.
The ability to deliberate Being able to influence Being proactive and The ability to organize The ability to carry out
with others in order to the attitudes and willing to take the your work, priorities, a variety of tasks, work
come to an agreeement perspectives of others. initiative. Setting and and what needs to in different situations,
that is appropriate and achieving goals. be done to meet and manage change in
beneficial to all. deadlines. your life and work.
• Discuss the results of the different self-awareness tools. Students will be able to identify the different career pathways and
Relate this information about your students to their preferred the available SHS tracks.
career choice. Students may also refer to Tool 01: The Life I
Want to Live to further assist them in making their choices.
preferences? NUMBER OF
SHADED HEARTS NUMBER OF
SHADED HEARTS
NUMBER OF
SHADED HEARTS
GENERAL ACADEMIC
We believe that you have already started thinking Fold this paper in half and separate the columns.
about the career choices of your child. However, Ask your son or daughter to list three careers he
as an individual, your child has already made some or she finds interesting. Without looking at the
choices, too. How do they compare? We invite you other column, write down three careers you think
to take this short and simple exercise that can your child is well-suited for. Together, discuss the
help open discussion on career planning with your responses. (Itupi ang papel sa dalawang hanay.
child. (May naiisip na siguro kayo na maaring maging Pasagutan ang kaliwang bahagi na nagtatanong
propesyon o kurso na pwedeng kunin ng inyong anak sa anak ng tatlong kursong gusto niyang kunin.
ngunit dapat ninyong isaalang-alang na maaaring Pagkatapos, sagutan ninyo ang kanang bahagi ng
may naisip at napili na ring kurso ang inyong anak. papel na nagtatanong sa magulang ng tatlong kurso
Inaanyayahan po namin kayong makiisa sa gawaing na sa palagay ninyo ay gusto ninyo at angkop para sa
ito, katuwang ang inyong anak upang mapag- inyong anak nang hindi nakikita ang kaliwang bahagi
usapan ang pagpaplano ng kurso at malaman kung na sinagutan ng anak. Pagkatapos, pag-usapan ang
magkatugma ang inyong plano sa kursong gustong inyong mga sinulat na kasagutan.)
kunin ng inyong anak.)
What careers am I considering for the future? Why do I What best careers are likely suited for my child? Why
like these careers, or why do I think it would be the best do I think my child would be well-suited for the careers
fit for me? (Ano ang mga kursong gusto kong kunin? Bakit I listed? What factors did I consider in choosing these
ko gusto ang mga ito? Bakit ko masasabing bagay ang mga careers for my son or daughter? (Ano ang mga kursong
ito sa akin?) angkop para sa aking anak? Bakit ko naisip na ang mga
ito ang bagay para sa aking anak? Ano ang aking mga
isinaalang-alang sa pagpili ng kurso para sa aking anak?)
What have I learned from this activity? (Ano ang natutunan What have I discovered about my child after doing this
ko sa gawaing ito?) activity? (Ano ang nalaman o natuklasan ko tungkol sa
aking anak sa gawaing ito?
TOOL
07 PERSONAL CAREER EXPLORATION MAPPING TOOL
Review your responses in Tools 05 and 06. Place your top three prospective careers in the circles and list the related SHS tracks and
strands for each. Then, on the space provided, briefly explain your reason/s in choosing each career.
RELATED SHS TRACK AND STRAND: RELATED SHS TRACK AND STRAND: RELATED SHS TRACK AND STRAND:
EDUCATION-RELATED COMMUNITY-RELATED
INTEREST, TALENTS AND FAMILY CAREER CAREER CHOICES
CAREER CHOICES
VALUES PROFILE CHOICES PROFILE PROFILE
PROFILE
I have consulted There are institutions I have already searched
My interests and talents
my family about my near my place that can for job opportunities for
match with my career
preferred career choices. provide education and my prospective career
choices.
training related to my pathways.
My values match with My family and relatives career options. There are available
my career choices. have expressed career opportunities in
The SHS track and
full support of my my community which
strand I prefer are
I have good grades in prospective career are related to my career
offered in a school close
subjects related to my pathways. choices.
to my residence.
chosen careers. My career choices
There are available
Our family and relatives will help improve
scholarship
I have accomplished can support my the condition of my
opportunities related to
school activities and education leading to community. I can serve
my career choices.
projects related to my my prospective career my community through
prospective career choices. I have searched my career choices.
pathways. online career planning
I have family members resources to look for I can identify prospective
who are already available schools related employers or work
I have concrete
professionals in my to my career choices. opportunites connected
evidences like copies of
chosen careers. to my career choices.
essays, term papers, and I have checked
research articles that are I can help my family in the profile of the There are many
related to my preferred the future through my prospective schools possible occupational
career pathways. career choices. or visited the schools I opportunities related to
prefer to enroll in. my career prospective.
Directions
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There are various ways to explore more information
about your potential careers. You can search for career
planning resources on the library or on the web. You
can also ask your relatives or friends who are in the
career you are interested in.
For books, specify the title and the author. For online resources, specify the name of the website and the URL address.
For resource persons, specify the full name, job title (occupation), and your relationship with the person.
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Look into the skills required for the careers you want to pursue. Work with a family member, teacher, or counselor to honestly assess the
skills you still need to improve. Write the target skills you want to improve in the light bulb, and list a strategy to learn or help strengthen
these skills.
I will improve this through I will improve this through I will improve this through
HOW WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS? HOW WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS? HOW WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS?
WHEN WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS? WHEN WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS? WHEN WILL I IMPROVE ON THIS?
Target Outcome
Activity Guide
GR 9
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE PLAN WORK PLAN CAREER PLAN
I have excelled in the The track and strand I would The course I will take in The type of company I would The career I plan to pursue
following subjects like to take are college is like to work for is is
The activities that I need to
do in order to achieve this
The skills I have acquired career are
after completing Junior I like this track and strand
High School (e.g., National because
Certificate I, II) are
BUSINESS PLAN
The kind or field of businesss
I would like to pursue is
Am I going to proceed to My plan after Senior High
Senior High School? If not, School is
why? What is my plan after
Junior High School?
This tool will help you connect the dots between education and your preferred career pathways. Review your responses in the previous
tools. Create a summary of your preferred career pathways by completing the diagram on the next page. Below is a sample summary of
career pathways. You may create up to three career pathways.
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MULTIPLE CAREER DEVELOPMENT
TOOL PATHWAYS MAP
The diagram on the next page illustrates a sample of multiple pathways leading towards a career goal of becoming a police
officer. From this illustration, you will realize that there are several ways to achieve your career goals, i.e., different senior
high school tracks or several options to prepare you for your chosen career after high school. These options include planning
for college, employment, entrepreneurship, training, and other professional development opportunities. This activity will help
you identify your options, carry out your plans, and keep track of your career goal.
Directions
Using the diagram on the next page as reference, plot out the steps for each alternative pathway from junior high school up to
the stage when you reach your career goal. Include the target timeframe (e.g. number of years) for each path that you might
have to take in the future until you reach your career goal.
JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL SENIOR HIGH CRIMINOLOGY TRAINING
Four years SCHOOL - HUMSS Four years One year
Two years POLICE OFFICER