career research

1. Letter A letter sent with a resume to introduce yourself and highlight your qualifications.
5. Market The availability of employment and labor, in terms of supply and demand.
8. A student’s primary field of study in college.
9. An official record of a student’s academic performance.
10. Building relationships with professionals and peers to gain career opportunities and advice.
11. A temporary work experience that allows students to gain practical experience in a field.
13. A hands-on training program that combines on-the-job experience with classroom instruction.
16. A two-year undergraduate degree typically offered at community colleges.
17. Skills Teachable abilities or knowledge sets (e.g., computer programming, typing) specific to a job.
19. A four-year undergraduate degree awarded by a college or university.
20. A long-term professional journey based on a person’s interests, education, and experience.

2. A specific job or profession.
3. Training Education and training that prepares individuals for specific trades or careers.
4. The cost of attending college or university classes.
6. Skills Personal traits and behaviors (e.g., communication, teamwork) that affect how well a person works with others.
7. Aid Money provided to help students pay for education (includes loans, grants, and scholarships).
12. Financial aid awarded to a student based on academic or other achievements.
14. Pathway A series of structured educational and training steps leading to a specific career.
15. Shadowing Observing a professional on the job to learn more about a specific career.
18. A document that summarizes a person's skills, education, and work experience.