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Curriculum Content Framework Jobs for Arkansas’ Graduates Grade Level: 11, 12 Course Code: 493780 and 493790 Course Description: Jobs for Arkansas’ Graduates can be utilized in any program of study and can count as credit toward a student’s vocational career focus/major. The program’s goal is to ensure student graduation (or GED) and prepare students for workplace success whether their career begins immediately upon high school graduation, entry into military service, or requires them to complete postsecondary education/training. Table of Contents Unit 1: Career Development.......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Unit 2: Job Attainment ................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Unit 3: Job Survival ..................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Unit 4: Basic Competencies ........................................................................................................................................................ 22 Unit 5: Leadership & Self-Development Competencies............................................................................................................... 27 Unit 6: Personal Skills ................................................................................................................................................................. 34 Page Jobs for Arkansas’ Graduates Page 2
Unit 1: Career Development Terminology: Abilities, Aptitudes, Career, Career outlook, Career pathways, Clerical perception, Color discrimination, Competency, Dictionary of Occupational Titles, Eye-hand coordination, Finger dexterity, General learning ability, Interests, Job, Lifestyles, Motor coordination, Numerical aptitude, Occupational interests, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Rotating shift, Skills, Values, Verbal aptitude CAREER AND TECHNICAL SKILLS What the Student Should Be Able to Do ACADEMIC AND WORKPLACE SKILLS What the Instruction Should Reinforce Knowledge Application Skill group Skill Description 1.1.1 Identify personal interests, Personal Analyzes own knowledge, skills, and ability aptitudes and skills (A.1-1 & Management A.1-2) 1.1 Define occupational interests, aptitudes, and abilities (A.1) Career Awareness, Development, and Mobility 1.1.2 Identify careers that may be of interest (A.1-3) Personal Management Career Awareness, Development, and Mobility Explores career opportunities 1.1.3 Provide information regarding individual aptitudes (A.1-6) Personal Management Career Awareness, Development, and Mobility Analyzes own knowledge, skills, and ability 1.1.4 Read with comprehension {Reading, (A.1)} Foundation Reading Comprehends written information for main ideas 1.1.5 Demonstrate ability to read a graph {Math (A. 11)} Foundation Arithmetic/ Mathematics Interprets charts, tables, graphs, and working drawings Jobs for Arkansas’ Graduates Page 3
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