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Part 3: My Career Personality Quiz

Career Guidance & Work Readiness

Instructions: Read each statement below. Tick "Yes" if it describes you, or "No" if it does not. Count your "Yes" answers at the end of each section to find your top personality types! Category & Statements Yes No Category R (The Doer – Realistic)     1. I lik...

Session 2: The World of Work

Career Guidance & Work Readiness

This session focuses on understanding careers and the world of work. Learners explore different job options, learn what skills employers look for, and think about how their own interests match with career paths. The aim is to build awareness before planning th...

Part 1: Jobs in My Community

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 2: The World of Work

Instructions: Look around your own village, town, or district. What jobs do people do every day to keep the community running? Fill in the table below with jobs you see around you. S.No Job What Do They Do? Skills/Training Needed Why Is This Job Important? 1 C...

Part 2: Vocational vs. Professional Careers

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 2: The World of Work

Instructions: When planning your future, you can take different paths. Let's look at the difference between two main types of careers. Vocational Careers: These are highly practical, skill-based jobs. You usually learn these through short-term training, an ITI...

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Career Guidance & Work Readiness

Part 3: Match Careers to Subjects Instructions: Look at the Vocational and Professional career lists above. Think about what skills are needed for each job, then group the careers under the subject where those skills are most relevant. Write at least 2 careers...

Part 2: Vocational vs. Professional Careers

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 2: The World of Work

Instructions: When planning your future, you can take different paths. Let's look at the difference between two main types of careers. Vocational Careers: These are highly practical, skill-based jobs. You usually learn these through short-term training, an ITI...

Part 3: Match Careers to Subjects

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 2: The World of Work

Instructions: Look at the Vocational and Professional career lists above. Think about what skills are needed for each job, then group the careers under the subject where those skills are most relevant. Write at least 2 careers under each subject. Subject Caree...

Session 3: Finding Inspiration & Support

Career Guidance & Work Readiness

This session helps learners identify role models who inspire them and understand the qualities that lead to success. It also guides them to build a personal support team for emotional, informational, and financial help. The aim is to show that career growth is...

Part 1: My Role Models

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 3: Finding Inspiration & Support

Instructions: A role model is someone whose behavior, success, or personality you look up to. They can be someone you see every day, or someone famous you have never met. Let's identify two people who inspire you. Role Model 1 (Someone you know personally) Rol...

Part 2: The Qualities of Success

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 3: Finding Inspiration & Support

Instructions: We often admire role models because of their specific traits and habits. Pick 4 qualities from the grid below and circle them.         Hardworking Honest Creative Brave Good Listener Patient Confident Problem Solver Kind to Others Never Gives Up ...

Part 3: Building My Support Team

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 3: Finding Inspiration & Support

Instructions: Nobody reaches their goals entirely alone. Think about the people in your life right now who can help with each type of support below. Type of Support Who can I ask for this support? Why did you choose this person? Emotional Support:Someone who w...

Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Career Guidance & Work Readiness

This session helps learners understand the different education options after 10th standard. It explains streams like Science, Commerce, and Arts, as well as vocational and distance learning choices. The aim is to guide learners in mapping clear pathways toward...

Part 1: Understanding Your Education Options

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: After 10th standard (SSLC), you have different paths you can take to reach your career goal. Circle the one you think matches your goals best right now.   Certificate Course ITI / Diploma University Degree Time A few weeks to 1 year. 1 to 3 years...

Part 2: Choosing Your Stream (PUC / 11th & 12th)

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: If you decide to go to PUC after 10th, you will choose a "Stream," which is a group of subjects to focus on. Tick the box for the stream that includes your favorite subjects.   Science Stream Commerce Stream Arts / Humanities Stream   ☐ Science S...

Part 3: Step-by-Step Career Pathways

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: Getting to your dream career is like following a map. Look at the pathways below: some require an ITI, others require entrance exams and multiple degrees. Notice the certifications you may need along the way. Career Goal The Education Pathway Tim...

Part 4: Open & Distance Learning Options

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: If regular full-time college is difficult due to work, finances, or missed admission cycles, open and distance learning is a flexible and valid path to complete your education. Option What Is It? Why It May Help You Example Courses IGNOU(Indira G...

Part 5: Financial Aid, Scholarships & Quotas

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: Money and admission requirements should never stop you from pursuing your education. As a CCI youth, you may be eligible for special financial support and reserved seats. Read through the options below with your Facilitator and note down which on...

Part 6: Quick Check

Career Guidance & Work Readiness Session 4: Mapping Educational Pathways

Instructions: Test your understanding of educational pathways with the questions below. 1. How long does a certificate course usually take? ☐ a) 1–3 years ☐ b) 3–4 years ☐ c) Few weeks to 6 months–1 year ☐ d) 2 years 2. Which of the following is a short-term c...