What is a Meaningful Career Conversation?
A career conversation is the interactive and dynamic process of supporting an individual to identify, prepare for, and pursue a career path that is well suited to their needs, interests and aptitudes.
Advisees might need support in:
- Identifying skills, interests, and aptitudes
- Exploring career possibilities and analyzing economic opportunities
- Identifying solutions to challenges
- Preparing for the individualized steps required to enter a job or education program
A career conversation has no specific duration – it can take place over the course of an hour, months, or a lifetime.
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Designed for career seekers, students, and advisors, the Colorado Career Advising (CCA) Tool features a quick survey to identify strengths and motivators, laying the foundation for a personalized career action plan.
This is a short course that will help people interested in learning more about adult education learn what the office is doing.
In this first course module, we'll learn with and from one another on collaborating with others, especially during stressfull times. . We'll explore articles and resources on this topic as well as practical "on the ground" materials and/or strategies that you are considering to supplement this. All our learning will have aspects of equity and demonstration of impact of our learning embedded into this and subsequent modules.
Our outcomes for the "Collaborating During Stressful Times" Learning Burst are:
- Gain a deeper understanding of what collaboration ingredients are;
- Develop and/or co-teach an interdisciplinary collaborative lesson
- Share our learning with our administrator and, ideally another educator(s)
- Ideate/build relationships with fellow Learning Burst colleagues
This training describes types of categorical eligibilities; identifies compliant case numbers for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR); lists requirements for complete categorical application types; explains requirements after determining eligibility.
- Length: 20 minutes
- Professional Standards:
- Key Area: Administration
- Training Topic: 3100 Free and Reduced-Price Meal Benefits
- Learning Code: 3100
This course is a guided book study on the Art and Science of Training by Elaine Biech.