Career Portfolio
When do I start my portfolio?
You will start building your portfolio in 11th grade with the assistance of your instructor and the classroom assistant. Some programs find it more valuable to begin in 10th grade.
Why do I create a portfolio?
It is a place to keep all the data that reflects you personally and professionally. You may show portions of the content to a co-op employer, at an interview for a full-time job, and it is yours to take home with you when you graduate. It also fulfills 339 and Career Education Work Standards for this school and provides artifacts for your sending school as proof of your education.
What is included in your portfolio?
Good (Minimum)
– Resume
– Mock Job Application
– Mock Interview Employer Results
– Mock Interview Thank You Email
Better
– Resume
– Mock Job Application
– Mock Interview Employer Results
– Mock Interview Thank You Email
–Reference Page
– Career Objective: Include original or digital copy of results
– Career Cruising Results: Include original or digital copy of results
– Certifications: Include original or digital copy of certificate/results
– Program Competencies: Include original or digital copy of results
Best
– Resume
– Mock Job Application
– Mock Interview Employer Results
– Mock Interview Thank You Email
– Reference Page
– Career Objective: Include original or digital copy of results
– Career Cruising Results: Include original or digital copy of results
– Certifications: Include original or digital copy of certificate/results
– Program Competencies: Include original or digital copy of results
– Short-term goal plan
– Define your future occupation
– Vocational Reflection Entries
– Program/Project Pictures (Significant projects/assignments)
Other General Information:
– Some programs call your portfolio a notebook or other terms.
– Your teacher may direct you to maintain your portfolio digitally, in print, or both ways.
– After many years of collecting documents in your portfolio, you will be ready to purchase a small thin nice professional portfolio on your own. Then you can put a few items from your CareerTech portfolios such as your resume, project pictures, certifications, and any other valuable documents.
– Click Here for general resumes, job-specific resumes, templates, and other examples & for general cover emails, job-specific cover letters, and templates.
– Click Here for Interview Suggestions and Mock Interview directions.