Matching may include
- the results of an interest assessment, such as the Virginia Education Wizard
- the results of career counseling
- a final summary or report.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- What criteria should be used to evaluate the personal assets needed by workers in the field of family and human services?
- How can personal assets be matched to specific careers?
- How does researching interests, skills, and values help a student identify a suitable career?
Communication
- What communication skills are essential in relating to clients, the community, and to colleagues?
- Why is confidentiality of information vitally important in the field of family and human services?
Leadership
- How can continuous evaluation and improvement of personal interests, abilities, and skills lead to career success?
- What skills are needed for employment?
Management
- What personal factors affect career goals and choices in the field of family and human services?
- What training and resources are required to obtain skills necessary for a job in family and human services?