The document discusses career planning and development. It provides a framework for assessing career choices based on factors like discipline, individual aptitude and personality, learning styles, and social styles. Various assessment tools and models are presented, such as the experiential learning cycle, adult learning styles grid, personality types, and social styles of behavior. Suggested career paths are mapped to different learning styles. The purpose is to help individuals make informed career decisions by understanding how these different elements interact.
2. Lawrence Alva
CEO National Training Institute
30 years in Education and Training
Chartered Manager, CMI , UK
MBA Educational Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Systems Management
Diploma in Electrical Engineering
4. Have I made my Career Decision?
Let us list the Career Choices we have made
5. Discipline Career
Engineering School Teacher
Medicine
Science Teaching Lecturer/Professor
Languages
Business
Finance Trainer/Instructor
Hospitality
6. Discipline Career
Teaching
Engineering Marketing
Medicine
Science Sales Business Development
Languages
Business
Finance Corp Communication
Hospitality
7. Discipline Career
Manufacturing
Maintenance
Sales
Design
Production
Engineering Teaching
Medicine
Medical Practice
Science
Operations Nursing Practice
Languages
Business
Finance Accountancy
Hospitality Audit
8. Discipline Career
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Engineering Sales a
Medicine n
Science Teaching a
Languages g
Business e
Operations
Finance m
Hospitality Management e
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9. Individual
Discipline Career
Individual Aptitude Personal Characteristics
Academic/Intellectual/ Personality Traits
Physical Capabilities
Personal Interests Social Styles of Behaviour
Socio-economic factors Personal comfort/fulfillment
10. Individual
Discipline Career
Aptitude Tests Personality Types
Four Adult Learning Styles Four Social Styles of Behaviour
11. Adult Learning Cycle
How do we learn?
Any examples of learning that has taken
place in our lives?
16. LEARNING STYLE TYPE
GRID
Dynamic Innovative
Learner Learner
AE – RO
Common Sense Analytical
Learner Learner
AC - CE
17. Learning Style Characteristics
Accommodating Concrete
Puts ideas into Experience Diverging
action Imaginative
Dynamic Innovative
Adapts well to Many perspectives
Learner Learner
changing
Broad cultural
circumstances (1)
(4) interests
Intuitive; trial and
Specializes in the arts
error
and humanities
Likes technical or
Information seeking
practical fields
Active Reflective
Experimentation Converging Observation
Analytical
Practical application of Assimilating
Common Sense Learner
ideas Ability to create
Learner theoretical models
Does well on conventional (2)
tests Assimilates disparate
(3)
Hypothetical-deductive observations
reasoning Inductive reasoning
Engineering and physical Likes abstract concepts—
sciences basic science and math
Abstract
Conceptualization
18. Suggested Disciplines
Accommodator Diverger
Psychology
Management Social Work
Education Public Policy
Nursing Theatre
Marketing (4) (1) Literature
Government Design
Human Resources Journalism
Media
Converger Assimilator
Medicine Educational Research
Computer Sciences Mathematics
Engineering (3) (2) Sociology
Accounting Law
Forestry Theology
Economics Biology
Environmental Science Physical Sciences
19. Individual
Discipline Career
Aptitude Tests Personality Types
Four Adult Learning Styles Four Social Styles of Behaviour
20. Assertiveness Responsiveness
Dominance Sociability
The degree to which a The readiness with
person attempts to which a person
control situations or the outwardly displays
thoughts and actions of emotions or feelings and
others develops relationships
21. Four Social Styles of Behaviour
High Open
RESPONSIVE
AMIABLE EXPRESSIVE
Low High
ASSERTIVE ASSERTIVE
Ask Tell
RESPONSIVE
ANALYTICAL DRIVER
Low Guarded
Communication Skills & Personal
Development
22. Amiable Expressive
Low assertiveness High assertiveness
High responsiveness High responsiveness
Support specialists Social specialists
Counselors Socialisers
Analytical Driver
Low assertiveness High assertiveness
Low responsiveness Low responsiveness
Technical specialists Control specialists
Procedural Dominant
23. Individual
Discipline Career
M
Engineering Sales a
Medicine n
Science a
Languages Teaching g
Business e
Finance m
Hospitality Operations
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27. Our Mission
* global citizens,
* change the world,
* get experience and
skills that matter today
28. Values
In achieving or living out our mission
what principles or values will we
uphold?
OR
What are some of those factors that
are important to us?
30. The future….
*Five to ten years down the line
how do you want to see Aiesec
*What are some of your aspirations
for Aiesec?
*What is your dream picture for
Aiesec?
32. Peace and fulfillment of humankind's
potential
To provide a platform for youth
leadership development
Activating Leadership, Demonstrating Integrity, Living Diversity, Enjoying Participation
Striving for Excellence, Acting Sustainably
What is my role??
33. * What is the purpose of my job role in this
organisation?
* Why does Aiesec need a VP Business
Development?
34. Please make a list of all the skills required to
fulfill your role effectively
35. Technical Competence Personal Competence Business Competence
Technical
Competence
Personal Business
Competence Competence