1. Name three reasons why identifying a career path is better than conducting a job search.

2. Please reflect on what worries or confuses you about this process (either using MyPACE, or career planning in general)

my worries is that i cant find something that i would want to do or the fact that i will not be good at what i wanna do

so that you do something you really want to do in life instead of something that's short term

How long i am going to be there at campus?

I would have a wider prospective, ill end up more proud and happy and ill have the skills needed to succeed .

just discrimination and the ability to truly use what im studying.

i just have problems finding what i need to do sometimes.

long-term financial security, it encourages you to build, you’re more successful and more productive

Career planning in general i though it would be a little different

the only thing that confuse me is when the job doesn't provide all of the things for what you need

A career is a journey that includes all your jobs, experiences, and training in the same field or career.
A career increases the likelihood that you'll earn higher pay and better benefits.
Having a realistic career plan in place is often an essential part of career growth, and our personal growth and development.

I don't have any worries or confuses about MyPace or career planning i understand most of it.

I never knew that MyPace have different question some of them are that i never knew at all

You have to know what your doing and how long your planning to do it before deciding to do job searching

you want to do something you love , something you wanna do for a long time ,something you can be promoted in

you mighty not get what you want instead the starting point of what you want to do for a job or a career

A job may give you a steady paycheque short-term, but a career gives you long-term financial security, as it encourages you to build on your skills and continue learning in order to move up the career ladder.

Neither i have it understood

1. Best for your future. 2. something that you want to do. 3. Something you can work hard for and be proud

Career path is better because it gives you long term career goals , helps build on your skills and I can continue learning in order to move up the career ladder

The career process gathering information , identifying and comparing options

1. because it gives you better opportunity 2.better salary 3.better knowledge.

memorizing the work ect.

long-term financial security, encourages you to contine learning as a way to move up the career ladder, and helps you build your skills.

The only thing that worries me is not knowing what i really want to do.

1.You can focus on what you need to attain but to get where you want to be.
2. It would be more rewarding than a job, meaning opportunity to get higher wages, raises and get promotions
3.Identifying a career path will more than likely allow you to have a better life.

Career planning does not bother me.

a career gives you long tern financial security, as it encourages you to build on your skills,continue learning in order to move up the career ledder

career planning dose not worry me

a career path will help you with a longterm career and a job search will only help with a job thats short term

The first reason as to why identifying a career path is better than conducting a job search is that having a career path will bring you far more opportunities than conducting a job search will. Another reason behind this theory is that there will most likely be higher salaries when pursuing a career than there will be conducting a job search. This means that there will be chances for you to build your skills therefore building your salary with that. A third reason backing up this fact is that careers not only bring in more money, but they sometimes require less work than a basic job as well.

When it comes to worrying or confusion, I sometimes get lost in the explanation on how to complete assignments. I also worry about failing when I began my career path, but I know that failing is apart of winning and leaning.

You set Long term goals ,Financial security,encourages to build skills,and helps you learn more of the career you choosing

Planning in general is what really worries me because i have a hard time focusing

Identifying a carer path is better than conducting a job search because not only are you earning money but you also have the opportunity to learn new skills and have goals in life.

The Educational Investment

Making a career path gives you the satisfaction of having financial security.

It encourages you to build up on your skills.

It can help you learn responsibility

Because identifying your career path can put you on the road to your career or job, it can also help you get taught more about the specialty.

im scared that im going to fail

1. You will be better identifying because you wouldn't have to do that much work as trying to conduct a job search.

2. I wouldn't recommend conducting because it's to controlling and takes way more time then identifying a job search will take.

3. I believe there both good ideas for different people but i wouldn't do conducting for job research's because i would want my stuff to be easily identified rather then doing different stuff to get a job.

I really have no worries because i'm getting help and i learn from getting help instead of trying to do it on my own.

With a job you do not always do what you love or interests you and sometimes you don't get paid very well.

What has been making me worried about the process is that i don't believe in myself as much as I should. I've been pushed down a lot and sometimes its hard to put yourself back on track. This time I want to fight for the life i want with no distractions.

I am ready to finish job corp.

some of the questions are hard to understand but when you put two things together you will get it