Preparing for Your Future Career

When deciding what you want to become, it's important to:

• Choose a career based solely on financial gain.

• Ignore personal interests and hobbies.

• Explore and discover personal interests.

• Follow your friend's career choices.

Which of the following is NOT a Senior High School strand in the Philippines?

• STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)

• ABM (Accountancy, Business, and Management)

• HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences)

• MATH (Mathematics and Statistics)

Sarah enjoys drawing, painting, and creating digital art. Which Senior High School strand is most aligned with her interests? (Obj 2)

• STEM

• ABM

• HUMSS

• Arts and Design

When making a vision board about your career path, you should include:

• Only your short-term goals.

• Your long-term and short-term goals.

• Only your long-term goals.

• None of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a step in making a vision board about one's career path?

• Brainstorming ideas

• Listing your favorite TV shows

• Identifying possible career options

• Creating connections between related career paths

John is passionate about animals and wants to work in a field that involves caring for them. Which occupation aligns with his interest?

• Architect

• Veterinarian

• Chef

• Pilot

How can personal interests be helpful in deciding a future career path?

• They provide a sense of direction and fulfillment.

• They have no impact on career choices.

• They limit career options.

• They are irrelevant in career decision-making.

Which of the following is an example of an occupation in the STEM field?

• Lawyer

• English Teacher

• Software Developer

• Historian

What should you consider when identifying Senior High School strands aligned with your interests?

• Only choose strands that your friends are interested in.

• Ignore your own interests and choose randomly.

• Research and explore strands that match your passions and strengths.

• Follow the advice of your teachers without considering your interests.

When making a vision board about your career path, it's important to:

• Only focus on one specific career option.

• Include only academic achievements.

• Explore various career options and pathways.

• Avoid considering personal interests.