Career Vision Presentations

Career Vision has designed several popular programs for parents and students which have become repeated requests.  As experts in career assessment and guidance, we are also able to customize programs if the need is there. The sample topics below target different grades so more than one program is possible. Time requirements can be adjusted, though most typically run 1-1.25 hours. See our events calendar for upcoming presentations or contact us if you are interested in hosting a presentation.

Critical Steps to Successful College Major and Career Planning which typically targets the spring of sophomore or either semester of junior year. Research indicates that students with good self-management skills and a career plan aligned with their natural strengths are more likely to earn a degree on time and enter the workforce in a job where they will be happy and successful. Learn how identifying a career direction and the right major early can reduce family stress and college expenses, and builds a young person’s motivation and confidence. Receive information and resources to help take the guesswork out of making important college major and career decisions.

How to Help Your Teen Choose a Motivating College Major which typically targets the spring sophomore or either semester junior year. Changing majors can become very expensive and extend the time it takes to graduate. Lack of direction also can erode motivation and confidence in the student. With some universities offering over 150 undergraduate majors, the choices can be overwhelming. Parents can pick up tips and resources on how to explore options with your teen and choose a major that will be exciting, engaging and prepare them for a career that is a best fit for them. Learn the myths about college majors and how to make this a positive experience for all in the family.

Major in Success: How to Make the Most of Your College Experience targets the parents of seniors.  With over 65% of students heading off with an undeclared major, it is a good time to reinforce the key steps and the critical benefits of a planned college experience.

Start Early, Start Smart which targets the parents of incoming freshman. There has been an increasing interest in getting students to a more receptive state about preparing for future careers. This has a strong “readiness” theme.

PLAN Results, Planning for Academic and Career Success targets parents and students junior year. The PLAN results are distributed at the opening for the program which is designed to give an overview of how to use the PLAN reports and next steps in exploring career options.