Seeking Assistance and Self-AdvocacyHS.HECPS.A
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Explore how personal strengths, aptitudes, interests and values connect with future career paths. HS.HECPS.A.1
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Identify school and community resources for mental, physical and financial well-being, including an understanding of how to seek assistance. HS.HECPS.A.2
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Understand the rights and responsibilities that come with being a student and member of communities and organizations.HS.HECPS.A.3
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Practice self-advocacy by communicating needs clearly in writing and speaking, expressing concerns, and seeking out support when necessary.HS.HECPS.A.4
Career Exploration and PreparationHS.HECPS.B
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Practice employability skills necessary to effectively self-manage and collaborate with others in a workplace setting.HS.HECPS.B.1
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Understand the diverse range of career pathways available, including, but not limited to, apprenticeships, military service, higher education, trades and non-degree programs.HS.HECPS.B.2
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Explore local opportunities and benefits for participating in career-connected and community-based experiential learning related to future goals.HS.HECPS.B.3
Postsecondary ReadinessHS.HECPS.C
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Explore postsecondary educational and career pathways, and identify necessary training, education, skills, and prerequisites aligned with aspirations.HS.HECPS.C.1
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Research admission processes for postsecondary pathways and practice applying to apprenticeships, military service, higher education, trades, and non-degree programs.HS.HECPS.C.2
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Investigate strategies for making well-informed financial decisions about postsecondary pathways, including how to navigate financial aid options (i.e., FAFSA, ORSAA), application processes, and a variety of credible funding sources and scholarships.HS.HECPS.C.3
Workforce ReadinessHS.HECPS.D
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Prepare to apply for an entry-level job related to future career goals.HS.HECPS.D.1
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Prepare a resume and cover letter and determine what to include in a professional portfolio.HS.HECPS.D.2
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Demonstrate interview skills in virtual and in-person settings.HS.HECPS.D.3
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Navigate and negotiate offers of employment including human resource paperwork.HS.HECPS.D.4
Frequently asked questions
- What grade levels do these standards cover?
- Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12
- Where can I read the official document?
- Oregon’s High School Higher Education and Career Path Skills Content Standards (HS.HECPS)
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