Complete the following activity.
A photo shows 5 numbered lines drawn on a clear window with “goals” at the top.
Present Your Career Goals
In the following activity, you are going to add to and complete your Unit 5 presentation. You will submit the presentation as a portfolio project at the end of the lesson. Use the rubric to make sure your presentation contains all of the necessary components.
1. Review and revise your previous slides: Start by reviewing the slides you have already created for your career goals presentation. Look for any areas that need improvement or additional information. Revise and update those slides to ensure they are up-to-date and accurately reflect your career goals.
2. Add a title slide: Begin your presentation with a title slide that clearly states the purpose of your presentation. Include your name and any other relevant information, such as the course and date.
3. Introduce yourself: In the first slide of your presentation, provide a brief introduction about yourself. Share your name, educational background, and any relevant experience or qualifications. This will help establish your credibility and give the audience context for your career goals.
4. State your career goals: In the next few slides, clearly state your career goals. Be specific and concise about what you want to achieve in your professional life. Consider including details such as the industry or field you want to work in, the job roles you aspire to, and any particular skills or qualifications you aim to acquire.
5. Explain your motivation: In the following slides, explain why you have chosen these career goals. Describe your passion or interest in the field and how it aligns with your values, strengths, and personal aspirations. This will help the audience understand your motivation behind your career choices.
6. Outline your action plan: In the subsequent slides, outline your action plan for achieving your career goals. Break down the steps you will take, the resources you will utilize, and the timeline you have set for yourself. This will demonstrate your commitment and strategic approach towards achieving your objectives.
7. Highlight relevant experiences: Include slides that showcase any relevant experiences you have had that support your career goals. This could include internships, volunteer work, or any other practical experiences that have contributed to your professional development. Highlight the skills and knowledge gained from these experiences and explain how they have shaped your career goals.
8. Discuss challenges and strategies: Acknowledge and discuss any potential challenges or obstacles you may face in achieving your career goals. Outline the strategies you will employ to overcome them, such as gaining additional education or training, networking, or seeking mentorship opportunities. This will demonstrate your problem-solving skills and resilience in the face of challenges.
9. Summarize and conclude: End your presentation with a summary slide that recaps your career goals, action plan, and key takeaways. Conclude by expressing your enthusiasm and commitment towards achieving your goals and thanking the audience for their attention.
10. Reflect and revise: Before finalizing your presentation, take some time to review and reflect on the content and structure. Make any necessary revisions or edits to ensure your presentation is clear, well-organized, and effectively communicates your career goals.
11. Prepare for presentation: Practice delivering your presentation multiple times to ensure you are comfortable and confident with the material. Pay attention to your tone, body language, and delivery style. Time yourself to ensure your presentation falls within the given time limit. Seek feedback from peers or mentors to further improve your presentation skills.
12. Submit your presentation: Once you are satisfied with your presentation, submit it as a portfolio project at the end of the lesson, following the guidelines provided by your instructor. Double-check that your presentation is saved in the appropriate file format and includes all the necessary components outlined in the rubric.