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16 Cards in this Set
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current Occupational Outlook Handbook is how old
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two years old
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How old must you be to work at a hazardous job
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at least 18 years old
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What kinds of jobs offer high pay
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jobs with danger, jobs that require higher education and a small supply of qualified workers
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Guide for Occupational Exploration
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a book that defines and gives information about each career interest area
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what can a computerized guidance program help you with
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identify your values, get ready to look for a job, write about your own skills
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Occupational Outlook Handbook
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abook with general information about 250 different jobs, telling what workers do, how much they are paid, and what the future prospects are
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what are the best sources for most current job market
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newspaper, magazines, and pamphlets
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Work enviroment
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the surroundings in which people do their jobs
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The Dictionary of Occupational Titles does not inlude, what
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information about education and training requirements for jobs
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Dictionary of Occupational Exploration
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a book that lists 20,000 different jobs and classifies them in different ways
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part-time worker
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a person who works less than 40 hours per week
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volunteer
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a person who works without pay
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the first step in researching a career
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thinking about the kind of information you need
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cooperative education programs
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schedules that allow students to spend part of the day at school and part of the day on the job
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What should you ask yourself when considering a career area
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Do I have skills or aptitudes for this work
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temporary worker
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a person whose job is intended to last only for a limited time, such as several weeks or a few months
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