Career Development
Career Development
PLANNING
ASSESSMENT 3 – PERSONAL
CAREER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
STUDENTS NAME :
STUDENTS ID:
SECTION #:
CAREER DEVELOPMENT THEORIES
• Choosing a career that lets them use their skill and enjoying it
• Six common career types people choose are realistic, social,
artistic, investigative, enterprising and conventional
• Helped me to choose my interested career
• It says that, self concept is developed over time and individual experiences
• Five main development stages and few sub stages
• It need not be a chronological development, although it involves vocational
maturity
• The five development stages are:
• Growth – Development of self-concept, attitudes and needs
• Exploration – Experimental analysis
• Establishment – Building or establishing in an amateur level
• Maintenance – Continual improvement
• Decline – Low performed or retired
CAREER INTERVENTIONS
Skills Analysis
Duration Goals
1- 2 years
Masters Degree completion
3 – 5 years PHD
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