Career and Life Planning

2. The process of building and maintaining professional relationships to gain information, advice, and opportunities related to one’s career.
3. the education, skills, and experience required to perform a particular job or role
7. A specific position of employment, typically involving particular tasks and responsibilities within an organization or company.
8. document summarizing a person's work experience, education, skills, and achievements, used to apply for jobs.
9. the location where work is performed, such as an office, factory, or remote environment.
11. a job or profession that involves specific duties and responsibilities. Often used interchangeably with "career," Though it can refer to a single job role
13. A relationship in which a more experienced person provides guidance, advice, and support to someone less experienced in their career.
14. the state of having paid work; the act of being hired to perform specific tasks or roles.
15. Abilities or expertise acquired through practice or education that enable a person to perform tasks effectively.

1. A temporary position that provides practical experience in a particular field, often aimed at students or recent graduates.
4. A formal meeting between a job applicant and an employer to discuss the applicant’s qualifications and suitability for a position.
5. Core principles or standards that guide behavior and decision-making, including work-related values like integrity, teamwork, or creativity.
6. The conduct, behavior, and attitude expected in a professional environment, including reliability, ethical behavior, and effective communication.
10. a chosen pursuit or occupation one engages in over a significant period of time, often requiring specialized training or education
12. Activities or subjects that attract a person’s attention and enthusiasm, often guiding career choices.