Question

CREATING A CAREER LADDER

Reminder:
A career ladder shows job options for a career goal at different education levels.
A career ladder helps you update your career plan so you can continue to grow and move up in your career over time.
WHAT TO DO

On the document attached you fill in jobs that are options for each level of education for your career choice. There should be AT LEAST 3 careers for each level!.

Answer 1

Here are some examples of jobs that could be part of the career ladder for each level of education:

1. No High School Diploma: Retail sales associate, fast food worker, housekeeper, delivery driver.

2. High School Diploma/GED: Construction worker, warehouse associate, security guard, truck driver.

3. Associates Degree/Advanced Training: Registered nurse, dental hygienist, paralegal, HVAC technician.

4. Bachelor's Degree/Apprenticeship Program: Mechanical engineer, marketing manager, software developer, electrician.

5. Advanced Degree (Master's Degree or higher): Physician, lawyer, college professor, data scientist.

Again, this is just a sample of jobs that could be part of the career ladder for each level of education. There are many other jobs in each field that may require different levels of education, training, and experience.