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Grade 8 Career Exploration Worksheet

Explore career interests, skills, and educational pathways with this Grade 8 Social Studies worksheet on career planning.

Grade 8 Social studies Social SkillsCareer Planning
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C3.D2.Eco.1.6-8.a

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Grade 8 Career Exploration Worksheet

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This worksheet will help you explore your interests, skills, and potential career paths. Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful answers.

1. List three subjects you enjoy most in school and explain why you like them.

2. Describe two activities or hobbies you enjoy outside of school. What skills do you use in these activities?

Complete the sentences using the correct career-related terms.

3. A career   is a path that an individual takes throughout their professional life.

4.   are the natural abilities or talents you have that can be developed and used in a job.

5. The process of gathering information about potential jobs and industries is called career  .

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6. Which of the following is typically required for a career that needs a bachelor's degree?

a

High school diploma only

b

Four years of university or college

c

Vocational training certificate

d

On-the-job training

Read each statement and mark whether it is true or false.

7. It is important to only consider careers that pay a high salary, regardless of personal interest.

T

True

F

False

8. Volunteering or internships can be a good way to gain experience and explore career options.

T

True

F

False

9. Name one career that interests you right now. What do you know about this career?

10. What steps can you take in the next few years (e.g., in high school) to learn more about this career or prepare for it?