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Who can use
Vocational Biographies?
Vocational Biographies has Career Bio-briefs covering a wide spectrum of careers: from the traditional to the newly emerging.
Because Vocational Biographies chronicles real-life school-to-career paths, you can find a myriad of ways to use Vocational Biographies in your career programs. For example, as a:
Librarian, you know the power of the biography to inspire. Now you can provide career information that goes far beyond mere facts and figures in these Career Bio-briefs.
Guidance Counselor, you can bring your clients' career dreams and aspirations into focus through the role models in these Career Bio-briefs.
Careers Class Teacher, you can suggest that your students can explore many aspects of a career and have fun doing it through comprehensive and entertaining Career Bio-briefs.
Classroom Teacher, you can explain your subject's theoretical principles by discussing the practical applications illustrated in down-to-earth Career Bio-briefs.
Employment Counselor, you can stimulate adults to recognize job possibilities and develop an if-they-can-do-it-I-can-do-it attitude from reading success-story Career Bio-briefs.
Curriculum Director, you'll find an easy way to provide virtually any curriculum area with useful Career Bio-briefs.
School-to-Work Coordinator, you can provide a unique resource tracing career pathways in these diverse Career Bio-briefs.
Career-Shadowing Coordinator, you can follow for a day, without ever leaving your site, workers in hundreds of careers, many of them not found locally, but all of them in the Career Bio-briefs.
Career-Mentoring Coordinator, you can draw on the wisdom of individuals who, in sharing their good and bad experiences, become co-mentors through the Career Bio-briefs.
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Who Can Use Vocational Biographies?
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