Discovering Career Interests




Explore work interests without demanding an early permanent choice. Workshop exercises: 1) List activities you enjoy, skills you use, and problems you like solving. 2) Research three broad career areas. 3) Identify education or training paths. 4) Choose one person to interview about their work.

Career exploration should remain open and flexible. Include college, trades, entrepreneurship, service, and other pathways.

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First Job Skills




Prepare teens for workplace expectations. Workshop exercises: 1) Practice introducing yourself professionally. 2) Role-play asking a supervisor a question. 3) Create a punctuality plan. 4) List behaviors that communicate reliability.

Teach workplace respect, safety, communication, and willingness to learn.

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Interview Practice




Develop confidence for jobs, programs, and opportunities. Workshop exercises: 1) Prepare a 30-second introduction. 2) Practice answering three common interview questions. 3) Give one example of solving a problem. 4) Ask two thoughtful questions of the interviewer.

Coach content and clarity without demanding a false personality.

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Workplace Communication




Practice professional communication with adults and peers. Workshop exercises: 1) Rewrite an overly casual message professionally. 2) Practice reporting a mistake promptly. 3) Role-play receiving feedback. 4) Practice asking for clarification.

Emphasize honesty, respect, and appropriate boundaries at work.

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Purpose and Vocation




Explore how gifts and service can shape future work. Workshop exercises: 1) List strengths, interests, values, and needs you care about. 2) Look for overlaps. 3) Choose one area to explore through volunteering, a class, job shadowing, or conversation. 4) Reflect on what you learned.

Christian vocation can include many forms of honest work and service; avoid implying there is only one hidden perfect career.

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