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Share Your Expertise Kids may benefit from thinking about a future career early.
Art by
Diana (9), girl, Romania
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| When children
register,
we ask what they want to be when they grow up. To make a good career choice,
they should know how their personal strengths and weaknesses matches current
and future requirements in desired jobs. In
Who-Am-I?,
we let them learn about themselves. In
My
Future
Job, we let them share information,
and network.
Our children should be able to ask experienced adults about what a given career takes, what the desired career is about. This is where you may play a part.
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You give advice. We "market" you. We present you and your professional background, and invite kids to ask you questions. Your answers will be published on our web. Do not expect many questions per month. - What will it take, then?
We may select more than one advisor per career
track.
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