Career Coaching for Jordan Laughlin

Click on the following link for your: Vocational Style & Personality Assessment (VoSPA) Click on the following link for the: O*Net Online Career Research Tool

Career Group Coaching Session #1: Tuesday November 20, 2012

- Jordan's E-mail address is jordan_laughlin@hotmail.com - She currently attends secondary school at The British Academy and is currently in Form 6 - I discussed the results of Jordan's VoSPA assessment in a group setting, specifically her scores in the various categories of Interests, Intelligence Types, Values, and Work Styles. Her scores can be reviewed in the report itself. - Here are the careers that the VoSPA assessment recommended for Jordan:

Preventive Medicine Physicians
Anesthesiologists
Surgeons
Industrial-Organizational Psychologists
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School
Hospitalists
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary
Agricultural Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary
Nuclear Medicine Physicians
Coaches and Scouts

- I asked her to rate them in terms of her passion level (1 is no passion and 10 is the highest passion), which she did in the classroom setting. These ratings should be added to the Comments section at the end of this blog. Acknowledgements from Session #1: - I acknowledged Jordan for taking the time to complete the VoSPA assessment and for participating in the classroom group coaching session. Takeaways from Session #1: - Jordan liked the process of doing the assessment she feels clearer about the process of career discovery. Action Plan from Session #1: - Jordan will review the VoSPA report in more detail and research on the Internet (www.onetonline.org) the recommended careers above which she scored 5 or more out of 10. - She was encouraged to enter her passion-level ratings for each of the careers in the VoSPA report into the Comments section at the end of this blog. - She was advised to enter her research findings for each of these careers into the Comments section at the end of this blog. - Jordan was provided with the option of consulting with her parents to determine if she would like further one-on-one career coaching sessions to further narrow down her career choices.

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