A career speaker visits the classroom, in person or virtually, to share information about their career, work, and educational experiences.

Mock interviews are an opportunity for students to experience a job interview and receive feedback to help prepare them for their future careers.

Career discovery trips bring students to a provider’s facility where they are introduced to various careers in the provider’s industry.

Career fairs provide students with opportunities to learn about a variety of careers and the education and training required.

Industry projects engage students in real-world projects where they demonstrate their knowledge and skills by creating a product in response to the employer’s project idea.

Informational interviews provide students an opportunity to ask a professional adult questions about their career and employer to gain industry insights.

Workplace tours bring students into the workplace to learn about the company and its industry, ask questions, observe work in progress, and promote interactions with professional adults.

Career readiness workshops provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the workplace.

Job shadows bring students into the workplace to observe a professional and gain insights about the day-to-day responsibilities, the environment at the company, and appropriate workplace behavior.

Internships provide students with introductory experience in a profession, hands-on training, and an opportunity to learn about the company.

​Career panels bring in speakers from a variety of roles and industries to visit the classroom, in person or virtually, to share information about their careers, work, and educational experiences

Learning activities are supplemental classroom activities that support students in career awareness and exploration.

Volunteering gives students an opportunity to meaningfully impact their community while learning foundational career readiness skills.

Mentoring connects professional adults with students to provide guidance on their academic and career trajectories.

Apprenticeships train students to become skilled workers in a particular career.