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Consider your hopes for the future as well as the resources and supports that will be available to you. Which experiences
would best prepare you for your career, or perhaps help inform your decision? What might your next steps be? Is there
anything you need to have clear direction? Have a discussion with your peers in which you weigh your options after high
school. After your discussion, you will write a reflection.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Shepard and Mani define career planning “as an ongoing process through which an individual sets career goals and identifies the means to achieve them” (2013, p. 14). It is through career planning that a person evaluates abilities and interests, assesses values and personality, considers alternative career opportunities, establishes career goals, and plans practical developmental activities.

Career planning requires individuals to understand themselves and their values, interests, and skills. It is also an ongoing process, one that must be repeated with changes in employment and life circumstances. As you gain more experience and knowledge, the process will begin anew.

This section reviews the five essential steps of career planning, which are based on our research and input from industry experts:

Conduct a self-assessment

Research the labour market

Create your career search toolkit

Put your career campaign into action

Engage in networking

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