Career Talk for Youth?
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first of all be youself...don be scared what you are.Most ppl are scared of what they are and they tend to lie..and u kno what they say "a lie leads to another lie"..and soon they will find out.You must have some particular hobbies and likes and dislikes..highlight them\n\nYou must be having some dreams u aspire to become.If you really want to become what you want to become then start working on it from day 1.\n\nWith all sorts of experieces from your past life (that includes all the difficulties you been through) can ultimately reveal your real talent..with that you can realize your desire\n\nPS:umm this sorta like a speech but you can add points frm this to ur presentation
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Strike up a conversation about what his interests are.
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The YMCA has a resource centre that points people to stuff like this.  My friend works at one of their employment resource centre in the Jane & Finch area.  Just call the Y.
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You need to open yourself up. Say what you feel (as long as it's appropriate), and be confident. Really listen to people and try to establish common ground. Ask questions to get to know people on a more personal basis- like where they grew up, their career choice, their opinions about whatever. Stay in contact w/ people and don't be silent or bored- have fun.
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look in industry magazines.  College libraries tend to have a fair number of them.  Dice.com also has some info on career futures.
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You want career prospects where and in what job field?
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LaLa,\nWorking with the youth sports leagues in your community is a great start. It would be a free service you provide while working with the youth and maybe some future customers!
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for personal interview\nbe ready with answers for the questions like:\n1>tell us something about yourself\nans--your educations,interests,family back ground,your significant achievments etc\n\n2>why you want to do this course\nans-discuss advantageous career oppourtinities and your interest in the course\n\n3>what other alternatives have you considered?\nans-name one or two alternatives and speak strongly for the choice you have made. sound positive.\n\n4>what are your spare time activities /hobbies?\nans-give interest or hobbies other than routine activity.\nsomething that reveals your personality.\ntalk of any activity you have taken leadership in.\n\n5>tell us some of your achievments\nans-highlight prizes/credit obtained in other activities-extracurricular,academic,social.\n\n6>what are your major strengths>\nans>that is how do you sell yourself.\ngive your 3 or 4 strong points.give examples if possible\n\n7>what are your weaknesses?\nans>this is a trick question. do not say 'no weaknesses'\ngive a positive weakness example-my weakness is i love to read books so much that sometimes i stay awake at night till 3 or 4 in the morning and have trouble in getting up for collage the next day\n\n8>how do you make your major decisions?\nans>give basis on which major decisions in your life were taken whose guidence you resorted to. but finally stress that the decision was taken by you.\n\n9>can you tell us something about ___(any current topic)?\nans-testing your general awareness\ndo not talk for more than 1 amd 1/2 to 2 minutes.\ndo not lie or exagerate. remember the interviwerer knows more about it than you.\n\nfinnaly for group discussion:-\nas you know it is held between a group of people.\nthey are testing you performance in a group.\nskill such as leadership qualities,diplomacy and communications skills are observed.\nso also your general knowledge is tested.\nfor this you have to read well be well informed atleast about current media topics. times of india news paper is a good source of knowledege about current topics.\ntry to be quick to start but be accurate.\nif you are not sure of your stand take sometime to build on it.\nput in relevant facts and statics.\nplan and organise your thoughts within the given time frame\nkeep the others point of view in mind.\nbe goal oriented,if you think the discussion has drifted from the topic try to bring the discussion on track\ntry not to step on others toes.\navoid conflicts and never take anything personal(keep self control)\nfinnaly keep a cool head and you will get through\n\nhope this helped you out
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Maybe go YMCA? or church's youth ministry? Or community centre's youth club! =)
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If you are going to interview a leader then try to find out what they attribute their leadership skills to, what kind of things they did as a youth, and what inspires them to lead.
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Use your alumni network.  Sometimes, you can find people to talk to from fields your interested in.  Also, join a organization or club...that has a field your interested in...attend their meetings and meet people. I believe they also have career networking fairs or parties that are held as well.
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Just be yourself. Talk about things you did when you were younger.  Yaba daba doo I feel lucky today.
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just start a regular conversation...Hi my name is_____ then describe ur personality and age...u know important stuff like that...ohh also talk about hobbies,sports, and music...etc.
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Josh...I can tell you one good place to start...Contact the sports department of your local newspaper and tell them you are interested in starting a  team, and ask if they can help you out by putting a bulletin in the paper...They will know what questions to ask you (contact info, etc), and small town papers are especially helpful with youth sports (I used to be a sports writer for a small city daily paper)...Good luck!
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I suggest you visit IOSCAR and take the questionaire.  It will give you a range of suggestions.\n\nYou might try IOSCAR; it's free.  It asks you questions and suggests occupations based on your interests, knowledge, skills, and abilities.  It also has a lot of information on occupations and on the outlook for different occupations.\n\nhttp://www.ioscar.org/tx/\nhttp://www.ioscar.org/tx/ip/ipinstruct.asp
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i think you should be down to earth and say i want to prepare them to be functional figures in society and discover their own talents and interests. make it general i guess... :)
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Slow down and remember that life is what happens and rushes by you when you are busy making other plans.  You are only 18.  Enjoy this time of your life.   Don't be in such a rush.  For young people entering the world of work today, you can expect to have at least two or three different careers in your lifetime and that is a good thing.  You aren't expected to know at eighteen what you want to do with your life.  Our daughters who are in their late 20's and early 30's are already into second and third careers, and having great lives.\n\nI am 53 years old and a grandma and retired and I still don't know what I want to do with my life or what I want to be when I grow up.  And that's ok.\n\nBest of luck.