Today’s teenagers and young adults are asking for your help and guidance to find careers they will enjoy and at which they will succeed

Our teenagers have to make huge decisions at 17 & 18 years old, but they don’t know what their options are nor which would be best for them.

Today’s workplace is vastly changed from when you entered it: more complex, technical, and competitive.

Hardworking school counselors are out-numbered 1-to-250 to 1-to-3200! Your involvement is NEEDED at home and in the PTA/PTO.

Teens must choose from hundreds of college classes and majors, and 12,000+ jobs.

Young Adults must be prepared to be mobile and expect 3-15 job titles over their lifetime.

College is key to your kids’ future.

Unproductive "HELP":
DO NOT project your own unfulfilled dreams onto your teenager, and DO NOT tell them what they should study and do for a living.  Your invaluable role is to help them learn about and pursue their own dreams so that they will have rewarding life work - whatever it may be.

The
MYCOOLCAREER.com Career Dream Web Site
for Teens is an
AWESOME TOOL
for PARENTS
as Lead Career Counselors!

EXPLORE THE WEB SITE WITH YOUR TEEN: A fun way to start discussing your teen’s dreams and concerns, and begin exploring and preparing for their cool future!

THE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION:

It all starts on the HOME page!

FREE Streaming MP3 Career Interviews (a new one posted each Friday!) with awesome ROLE MODELS!

The 3 STEPS TO A COOL CAREER

Free Online SELF-ASSESSMENTS

Ways to EXPLORE career ideas At School and ball honeys and After School

How to keep current with Career Trends or Backseat Bangers

DIY Career Interview Guide

COLLEGE, Financial Aid and Internships Info

COOLNEWS (changes Fridays!)

Request-A-Career
(for Jill to interview)

GOT QUESTIONS? for teen questions about exploring, planning & prepping.

CareerInfo page

 Your MISSION:
Expose your Teens to as
many careers as possible!

Career Assessment Testing: The #1 recommended action - take your 14-year- old (or older) to a Career Counselor to help them gain self-knowledge, direction, and confidence!

Meet regularly with your teen’s School Counselors to help choose classes and guide future options.

BOOKS: Get career books that interest your teen and Biographies about people who have succeeded in those career fields!

DIY: Find professionals (role models) that your teen would like to meet and interview!

Career Information programs: Get your school to incorporate Career Classes, Job Shadowing, Internships, Career Days, Field Trips to local companies, and Teacher Career Education.

ACTIVITIES: Get your Teen into community clubs, school organizations, camps, milf seeker workshops, volunteer opportunities, and summer jobs that will help them explore and grow! (Make sure their school work is the top priority)

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