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Helping Students

Make Smart
Choices
Presented by:
DR. RENELYN B. SALCEDO,RGC
Head, Guidance and Counseling Office
Director, Student Life and Student Services
Objectives:

 Determine your, values, interests and


personality that will help you identify the kind of
course or career that is most enjoyable and
stimulating to you.

 Choose a career path that will be meaningful


and fulfilling to you.
A STORY TO REMEMBER
When I Grow Up. . .
THINGS TO CONSIDER
WHEN CHOOSING
A CAREER
Values

 Values are the things we believe in,


shaped by our own personalities,
backgrounds and experiences over
time.

 Values will help you navigate your


choices and take the right decision
Activity 1

Select 3 Values from the list


Creativity Change and Variety
Autonomy
Knowledge Challenge
Aesthetic
Team Orientation Personal Growth
Independence
Security Health
Expertise
Prestige Friendship
Service to Society
Orderliness Family and Happiness
Wealth and Money
Influence Integrity
Personality
•The combination of characteristics
or qualities that form an
individual’s distinctive character

•Knowing your personality will help


you determine the best course and
career direction for you
Activity 2
Select 1 Personality Type
Description:
REALISTIC- People who have athletic or mechanical ability, prefer to
work with object, machines, tools, plants or animals, or be outdoors

INVESTIGATIVE- People who like to observe, learn, investigate, analyze,


evaluate or solve problems

CONVENTIONAL-People who like to work with data, have clerical or


numerical ability, prefer to carry things out in detail or follow through
on other’s instructions

ARTISTIC-People who have artistic, innovating and like to work in


unstructured situations using their imagination or creativity

SOCIAL- People who like to work with people- to inform, enlighten,


help, train, develop or cure them or are skilled with words

ENTERPRISING-People who like to work with people-influencing,


persuading, performing, leading or managing for organizational goals
or for economic gain
Skills

Skill is the ability to do something


well usually gained through
experience and training

taking inventory of your skills will


help you determine the best course
and career direction for you
Activity 3

Select 3 skills from the list you are good at


Advising Directing Planning

Analyzing Evaluating Programming

Arranging Inspecting Preparing

Bargaining Installing Reviewing

Building Leading Speaking

Computing Marketing Testing

Coordinating Motivating Troubleshooting

Counseling Negotiating Writing

Delegating Organizing Upgrading


THINGS TO REMEMBER
WHEN DECIDING FOR A
CAREER
1. Take time to think about
what you like to do; dream
and imagine ideal careers.
2. Talk with as many adults as
possible about careers and
colleges.
3. Remember that everyone
must follow his or her own
path in life.
4. People change;
don’t feel locked
into any college
or career now.
5. Don’t let anyone
control your dreams and
ambitions.
FINAL WORDS
It’s never too early nor too late to get
organized and begin making plans.
Thank You
and Good
luck!

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