The Ohio Means Jobs website features a student section to
engage students in grades Kindergarten through 12th grade to start
thinking about their careers. It is an
addition to the OCIS website that some of you may have already used in middle
school or previously in high school to complete career interest inventories and
other explanation.
If you go to the Ohio Means Jobs website you can take a
guided tour on the site. I encourage you
to create an account so that you can save your information and refer back to it
in one place in the future. For example,
if you complete career interest inventories or other assessments, the
information is all saved in your “backpack” on the site. All of your information on the site is saved
for you so if you started using the site when you were in elementary or middle
school it will still be there for you to access and reference when you are in
high school.
There are cool features on the site including the
opportunity to create a budget including rent or house payment, grocery costs
and utilities. The site also helps you
know if the job areas you have indicated that you are considering will be
adequate enough to meet your budget.
The site allows you to find out which colleges in Ohio offer
majors in your areas of interest. So,
for example, if you are interested in studying architecture, you can get a list
of all of the colleges which offer architecture.
There are practice tests for ACT, SAT, Compass, ASVAB and AP
tests along with areas to help with your current classes.
It is a fun site to get on and explore and can help spark
areas that might interest you in your career exploration.
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