Identification should include
- behaviors and characteristics highly valued within the Consumer Services career pathway (e.g., problem-solving skills, willingness to learn)
- career opportunities and compensation (e.g., family and community services agent at the Virginia Cooperative Extension system, consumer advocate, peer specialist)
- a determination of potential personality compatibility with jobs in the Consumer Services career pathway.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- How do workplace readiness skills aid in maintaining successful employment?
Communication
- What is the importance of positive language and clear communication in the Consumer Services career pathway?
Leadership
- What leadership skills are needed to demonstrate professionalism?
- How do leadership skills affect career success or failure?
Management
- What industry certifications can a student earn while in high school that will benefit a career in this field?