4. •1970s
The National College
Entrance Examination
(NCEE) was introduced in
order to distinguish those
who were eligible to take a
degree course from those
who should take a
vocational-technology course.
6. DEFINITIONS
Career- time devoted for working out
of a purposeful life pattern through
the work undertaken by an individual.
Work- the activity that produces
something of value for oneself or
others.
Vocation- the work that the
7.
8. Position- a group of tasks
performed by an individual in
an organization
Job- a paid position held by
one or more individuals
requiring some related
attributes in a specific
organization.
10. Career Planning process
comprises of four steps
1. Self
gather information about yourself
(self-assessment)
Interest, values, roles,
skills/aptitudes, preferred
Environments, Developmental
Needs, your realities
11.
12. 3. Match
During this phase of the process,
you will:
Identify possible occupations
Choose both a short term
and long term option
13. 3. Action
You will develop the steps you
need to take in order to reach your
goal, for example:
Investigating sources of
additional training and
education, if needed
Developing a job search
strategy
Writing you resume
Preparing for job interview
15. Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Reasonable
Time-bound
(well-defined and
detailed)
(can evaluate
progress)
(within reach)
(practical)
(within a time
frame)
16. The Career Ladder
of a TeacherDOMAIN 1: SOCIAL REGARD FOR LEARNING
DOMAIN 2: THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
DOMAIN 3: THE DIVERSITY OF LEARNERS
DOMAIN 4: CURRICULUM
DOMAIN 5: PLANNING, ASSESSING AND
REPORTING
DOMAIN 6: COMMUNITY LINKAGE
DOMAIN 7: PERSONAL GROWTH AND
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
19. Mentor/Molder- must have
taught at least five years in
any education level
Artist- is a professional who
has been in the teaching
profession for at least four
years.
21. Create a positive first impression
Describe what you have learned
List your accomplishments
Getting ready for your job interview
22. Growing in Teaching
PERSONAL GROWTH PROFESIONAL GROWTH
•Emulate virtues, traits
and qualities of model
teachers
•Attend local and national
assemblies
•Read biographies and
autobiographies of
esteemed education
•Update oneself through
enrolling in graduate
courses
•Visit national learning
centers
•Travel scientific, historic
and cultural places to
gather rich content
materials
•Do extended reading and
23. • Internalize the Code
of Ethics and moral
standards mandated
by the Code of Ethics
and Professional
teachers
•Undertake individual
or group researches
•Subscribe to local
and international
publications
•Attend in-service
training
•Conduct dialogues
with model teachers
24. • Attend
courses/sessions
that focuses on
further
development of
physical features,
social graces,
poise and
composure,
bearing and the
total personality
• culture
valImbibeues
•Exchange best
practices through
interschool visit
•Write formal papers
and articles for
teacher publications
•Operate
technological
equipment in
presenting lessons