Identification should include
- online resources that specialize in providing this type of information (e.g., Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Outlook Handbook, Virginia Education Wizard)
- common pathways based on industry requirements (e.g., internships, community college, four-year university)
- academic goals (e.g., strong mathematics skills)
- career and technical education goals (i.e., industry certifications and licensure)
- postsecondary options (i.e., internships, community colleges, technical institutes, four-year universities)
- National Centers for Academic Excellence (CAEs) in cybersecurity
- National Initiative for Cybersecurity Careers and Studies (NICCS)
- Virginia Cybersecurity Partnership: Career Guide
- free online resources
Process/Skill Questions:
- What degrees are required to work in cybersecurity?
- What Virginia schools offer majors in cybersecurity?
- What industry certifications are required for employment in cybersecurity?
- What work-based learning opportunities are available for individuals seeking employment in cybersecurity?