Careers

3. A document summarizing a person’s education, work experience, and skills.
4. The amount of money paid for employment on a regular basis.
6. Credentials or skills needed to perform a job or task.
7. Non-wage compensation provided to employees, like health insurance or retirement plans.
9. Official recognition that someone has completed specific training or education.
12. The act of starting and running one's own business.
13. A category of jobs and companies that produce similar goods or services.
14. Shadowing: Observing a professional on the job to learn about a career.

1. An occupation or profession followed as a life's work.
2. Letter: A letter accompanying a resume that introduces the applicant and highlights their qualifications.
4. Abilities acquired through training or experience.
5. A system of training a new generation of practitioners through practical experience.
8. Guidance provided by a more experienced person in a career field.
10. A temporary position offering practical training in a profession.
11. Building and maintaining professional relationships to support career growth.