Each year, students will participate in their Individual Graduation Plan (IGP) with his or her Counselor.
A significant task of the Counselor is to educate students and parents about the career awareness and decision-making process so they may more effectively participate in this life-long process that begins at the elementary level.
A significant task of the Counselor is to educate students and parents about the career awareness and decision-making process so they may more effectively participate in this life-long process that begins at the elementary level.
All students and parents should know:
What career counseling is (and is not).
Their District's plan to deliver K-12 career counseling.
The parents' role to monitor progress.
How K-5 Career Awareness provides a foundation for the 6-12 Career Counseling years.
What career counseling is (and is not).
Their District's plan to deliver K-12 career counseling.
The parents' role to monitor progress.
How K-5 Career Awareness provides a foundation for the 6-12 Career Counseling years.
We invite you to learn more about career planning by exploring the information below.
Identifying a Career Cluster and Career Goal
SCOIS (S. C. Occupational Information System) is South Carolina's Official Career Resource Network. As a State Program, SCOIS is authorized by both Federal and State Law and is mandated to provide a vast array of Career Development products and services including the State's Computerized Career Information System
https://sccis.intocareers.org/materials/portal/home.html
Informational and interactive videos about each career cluster.
http://media.knowitall.org/search?tids_1%5B%5D=5&keys=
From the Department of Education and America's Career Resource Network, a brochure for parents on how to help their children make career decisions.
http://ed.sc.gov/scdoe/assets/File/agency/ccr/Career-and-Technology-Education/documents/CareerDecisions.pdf
Another part of the Individual Graduation Plan is to select course requests for the upcoming school year. Below you will find course request forms to review prior to your meeting. There are also links to specific information we discuss at the IGP meetings, along with other important information for your student.
