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WORK and JOB• WORK – paid or unpaid activity directed toward a
purpose or goal that produces something of value to oneself and/or to society• Work may be paid or unpaid, a job or
volunteerism• JOB – work people do for pay at a specific place or
setting• EMPLOYER – a person or business that pays an
individual to work• EMPLOYEE – Someone who works for a person or
business for money (pay)• EMPLOYABILITY – being well prepared to get and keep
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Seven Work Values
1. Financial Reward – being able to buy and enjoy the lifestyle we desire
2. Creativity – creating, inventing, designing, developing products or ideas
3. Helping Others – also known as Altruism4. Independence – being able to work in your
own way5. Variety – being able to complete many
types of tasks6. Environment – indoors, outdoors7. Prestige, Security, Achievement are also
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Work Values are personal “needs” we try to fulfill in our work
WHY PEOPLE WORK?Money – Impacts our lifestyleSocialization – Interact with peopleAccomplishment – Personal SatisfactionPrestige – Feelings of ImportancePersonal Development – Interesting and
Stimulating ChallengesMental Well-being – Life long learningCreativity – Solve Problems & Improve
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OCCUPATION, CAREER and CAREER PATH
OCCUPATION – a group of similar tasks or duties people perform for payExamples: Chefs, Firefighters, Nurses,
Musicians, Accountants, ScientistsCAREER – work an individual does
throughout his/her lifetimeCAREER PATHWAYS – group of related
occupations that require different skills
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FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES PATHWAYS
1. Child Development 2. Consumer Economics Services 3. Family & Human Services 4. Fashion Design, Manufacturing &
Merchandising 5. Food Science, Dietetics, & Nutrition 6. Food Services & Culinary Arts 7. Hospitality Services 8. Interior Design
HEALTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PATHWAYS
1. Biotech Research & Development 1. Biotechnology
2. Health Informatics 1. Medical Office Administrative Assistant
3. Therapeutic Services 1. Dental2. Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)3. Medical Assistant4. Nursing5. Pharmacy6. Surgical Technician7. Therapeutic Rehabilitation/Exercise
4. Precision Production Trades 1. Cabinetmaking/Millwork 2. Drafting/CAD 3. Graphics/Printing 4. Machine Tool 5. Welding
5. Personal Service 1. Cosmetology/Barbering 2. Esthetician/Nail Technician
6. Protective Service 1. Firefighting 2. Law Enforcement
7. Visual Arts/Performing Arts1. Commercial Art 2. Commercial Photography 3. Acting/Dance/Theatre
Skilled & TechnicalSciences Pathways
1. Building Trades 1. Carpentry2. Electrician3. HVAC4. Plumbing
2. Communication 1. Radio Broadcasting Technician 2. Television Broadcasting
Technician 3. Mechanics & Repairs
1. Automotive Collision Repair 2. Automotive Service Technician3. Electronics 4. Heavy Duty Diesel
Marketing Pathways
1. Marketing Entrepreneurship 2. Marketing Management 3. Sales & Service Marketing 4. Travel & Tourism 5. Advertising
1. Sports Advertising
Information TechnologyPathways
1. Information Support & Services 1. Database Development & Administration 2. Technical Support
2. Interactive Media 1. Digital Media (Multimedia)2. Graphics and Animation 3. Web Development & Administration
3. Network Systems 4. Programming/Software Development5. Coding 6. Video Game Designer/Tester
BUSINESS PATHWAYS
1. Accounting & Finance 2. Business Administrative Support 3. Business Entrepreneurship 4. Business Management 5. Business Technology Support
Agriculture pathways
1. Agricultural Systems Technology 2. Horticulture Science & Management 3. Natural Resources Science &
Management 4. Production/Processing
1. Animal Science 2. Plant & Soil Science 3. Science & Management
Technology & Engineering Pathways
1. Pre-Engineering 1. (Utah Pre-Engineering Program)
2. Project Lead the Way 1. (National Pre-Engineering Program)
THE WORLD OF WORK
• Service-Producing Industries - produce or provide some type of business or personal service or intangible products– Wholesale and Retail Sales, Transportation, Utilities, Government,
Insurance, Finance– Services--Business, Education, Legal, Social, Health, Personal
• Goods-Producing Industries - produce some type of tangible product– Construction, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Mining, Forestry
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Industries
TECHNOLOGY
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