Career and Life Coaching for Yujing Wu

Click on the following link for your: Vocational Style and Career Assessment for Senior Students (VoSCA-SU) Click on the following link for the: Notes from Career Coaching Session 1 with Yujing Wu Click on the following link for your: Values Profile Assessment (VaPro-R4) Click on the following link for the: O*Net Online Career Research Tool Career Coaching Session #1: Friday 17 November 2023 You are currently 18 years old and in Lower 6 at St. Joseph's Convent. For CXC in Form 5, you took Maths, English A, English B, French, Biology, Chemistry, History, Geography In Form 6 for CAPE, you are currently taking Biology, Chemistry, Sociology, Caribbean Studies, and Communications. Careers that you have considered are:

Art Therapist
Psychiatrist

I discussed the results of the VoSCA - SU assessment with you, specifically your scores in the various categories of Interests, Intelligence Types, Values, and Work Styles. Your scores can be reviewed in the report itself. Here are the careers that the VoSCA - SU assessment recommended for you on your first take of the assessment, and how you rated them in terms of your passion level (1 is no passion and 10 is the highest passion): #1 Anthropologists (3/10) #2 Industrial-Organizational Psychologists (4/10) #3 Counseling Psychologists (6.5/10) #4 Bioinformatics Technicians (5.5/10) #5 Rehabilitation Counselors (5/10) #6 Sociologists (6/10) #7 Political Scientists (4/10) #8 Clinical Psychologists (7/10) #9 Nuclear Medicine Physicians (5.5/10) #10 Computer and Information Research Scientists (4/10) #11 Pharmacists (5/10) #12 Special Education Teachers, Preschool (2/10) #13 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers (2/10) #14 Internists, General (6/10) #15 Psychiatrists (7.5/10) #16 Optometrists (3/10) #17 Naturopathic Physicians (4/10) #18 Marriage and Family Therapists (2/10) #19 Pediatricians, General (4/10) #20 Audiologists (3/10) #21 Genetic Counselors (2/10) #22 School Psychologists (2/10) #23 Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors (3/10) #24 Psychiatric Technicians (4/10) #25 Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors (2/10) #26 Informatics Nurse Specialists (5/10) #27 Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (6.5/10) #28 Family and General Practitioners (5/10) #29 Occupational Therapists (4/10) #30 Computer Network Architects (3/10) #31 Art Therapists (4/10) #32 Neuropsychologists (7.5) #33 Physician Assistants (7.5) Acknowledgements from Session #1: I acknowledge you for completing the VoSCA - SU assessment. I also acknowledge you for participating in these Career Coaching sessions to get a better understanding of what career path you would like to pursue from here on. Takeaways from Session #1: You are clearer about the process of career discovery. Action Plan from Session #1: You agreed to review the VoSCA - SU report in more detail. You agreed to complete the Values Profile assessment. You also agreed to research on the Internet using the O*Net Online Career Research Tool (www.onetonline.org) the recommended careers which you scored 6.5 or more out of 10, and document your research in this password-protected blog under the section at the end called "Leave a Reply". The careers on your shortlist are: #1 Psychiatrists (7.5) #2 Neuropsychologists (7.5) #3 Physician Assistants (7.5) #4 Clinical Psychologists (7/10) #5 Counseling Psychologists (6.5/10) #6 Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (6.5/10) You also agreed to see if any of the careers in the Related section under each of your recommended careers in the report catch your interest and to put those in the blog as well. In particular, you should at least copy and paste the following sections from the O*Net site into the blog: Tasks, Knowledge, Related Careers, and Wages & Employment Trends. The next session is scheduled for Wednesday 22 November 2023 at 3:30 PM.

Career Coaching Session #2: Wednesday 22 November 2023 You were able to narrow down your career shortlist as follows: #1 Psychiatrists (7.5) #2 Neuropsychologists (7.5) #3 Physician Assistants (7.5) #4 Clinical Psychologists (7/10) #5 Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (6.5/10) I discussed the results of the VaPro-R4 assessment with you. The results below are a summary of your top values - those that are most important to you and on which you base your life decisions and goals. Your Core Value is your top value overall. Your Work Value is your top value in your professional life and takes into account aspects like career path, work tasks, and job environment. Your Personal Value is your top value in your personal life and reflects issues related to relationships, hobbies, and worldview. Top Core Value: Theoretical Values People with theoretical values regard logical thought and the pursuit of knowledge very highly. They respect the value of education, both formal and informal, and believe in learning for the sake of learning. They don't make decisions based on a set ideology; rather, they try to base their opinions, beliefs, and decisions on "truth." Rather than listening and blindly following what others are saying, people with theoretical values make their own choices based on all the information available to them. This translates to a very deliberate, logical way of thinking. They want to understand how things in the world work, and are not afraid to ask why something is the way it is. Top Personal Value: Theoretical Values For people whose top personal value is theoretical, their interests, hobbies, home life and general attitude revolve around feeding their intellect and knowledge base. These are people who can be highly curious and are constantly on the path of seeking truth. Others may view them as bookish, highly rational, and analytical. Theoretical people hate settling for ambiguous explanations about anything. As children, and probably even as adults, they'll always want to know why. As friends and confidantes, theoretical people will offer straightforward, unbiased, and logical advice. This is due to their ability to look at the world objectively, without letting emotions cloud their judgment. This can also mean, however, that they can come off as indifferent and even insensitive on occasion, at least to those who are more emotion-based. Top Work Value: Realistic Values People for whom realistic values are important in work settings are happiest and utilize their talents best in positions where they can see tangible results of the fruits of their labour. They need to feel that they are accomplishing something with their work, as they desire to be productive and make an impact in some way. Hands-on projects are often their speciality, although they excel at any task that requires a practical and systematic approach. People with realistic values are not afraid of hard work, but like barter systems of old, they want to make sure that they are given fair compensation for their efforts. Given their more down-to-earth personality, projects that require them to think "outside the box" may not be their speciality. They could potentially complement creative people and projects in the sense of making sure proposed visions and ideas are feasible, but they can clash with more unconventional thinkers. The following is a summarized version of your results, categorized according to your Dominant Values (those that are most important to you), Influencing Values (those of moderate importance to you), and Minor Values (those of least importance to you). Dominant Values

Theoretical Values

Influencing Values

Political Values
Realistic Values
Social Values
Aesthetic Values
Traditional Values

Minor Values

None in this category

The suggested occupations for those with social values: Caregiver/Nurse (5/10) Physical Therapist (4/10) Animal Trainer (3/10) Teacher (2.5/10) Counselor/Psychologist (6/10) Personnel Trainer (2/10) Civil Rights Lawyer (3/10) Receptionist (1/10) Customer Service Representative (1/10) Retail Salesperson (2/10) The suggested occupations for those with theoretical values: Biologist (5.5/10) Historian (4.5/10) Market Research Analyst (3/10) Electronics/Aerospace Engineer (5.5/10) Dentist (5/10) Physician/Surgeon (5/10) Chemist (5.5/10) Physicist (5.5/10) Forensic Psychologist/Criminologist (6/10) Pharmacist (5/10) Your amalgamated career shortlist as of 22 November 2023 is: #1 Neuropsychologists (7.5) #2 Psychiatrists (7.5) #3 Physician Assistants (7/10) #4 Nurse Practitioners (7/10) #5 Clinical Psychologists (6.5/10) #6 Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (6/10) #7 Forensic Psychologist/Criminologist (6/10) Acknowledgements from Session #2: I acknowledge you for completing the VaPro-R4 assessment. I also acknowledge you for participating in these Career Coaching sessions to get a better understanding of what career path you would like to pursue from here on. Takeaways from Session #2: You are getting clearer about the process of career discovery. Action Plan from Session #2: You agreed to review the Values Profile assessment report in more detail. You agreed to complete the Multidimensional Emotional IQ assessment. You also agreed to continue researching the recommended careers for which you scored 6 or more out of 10, and document your research in this password-protected blog under the section at the end called "Leave a Reply". The careers on your shortlist are: #1 Neuropsychologists (7.5) #2 Psychiatrists (7.5) #3 Physician Assistants (7/10) #4 Nurse Practitioners (7/10) #5 Clinical Psychologists (6.5/10) #6 Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists (6/10) #7 Forensic Psychologist/Criminologist (6/10) The next session is scheduled for Tuesday 29 November 2023 at 3:30 PM.

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