Done by: Mishuk Olga, 11 grade Gymnasium Choreography" - презентация

1 Done by: Mishuk Olga, 11 grade Gymnasium Choreography"

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3 I I Want to Be Some people often say to mе: "Have you decided what you want to bе?" I usually answer, "I don't know," But it isn't really so. I want to win аn Olympic race, I want to see the Earth from space, I want to travel to Katmandu I want to bе rich and famous, too. I want to bе оn Hollywood's screen, I want to invent а new machine, I want to bе very clever and wise, I want to win the Nobel prize, But most of all, I want to bе Healthy and strong, and nice.

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6 Criteria of promising career? Good pay Career opportunities Guaranteed Employment

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8 1. Relation to the choice of profession as a constant. 2. Prevailing views about the prestige of the profession 3. Choosing a profession under the influence of friends (for the company to keep up). 4. Transfer to a man representative of the profession, the profession itself 5. Prevailing only external passion 6. Identification of the new school subject to the profession or poor differentiation of these concepts 7. Outdated ideas about the nature of work in the sphere of material production 8. Ignorance / underestimation of their physical features, defects, significant in choosing a profession

9 Seven steps to a balanced decision 1. Make a list of suitable jobs 2. Make a list of requirements to choose a profession choose a profession and a future occupation; choose their profession and life values; choose their profession and life goals; choose a profession and my today's hot issues; choose a profession and actual employment of specialty; desired level of training; choose a profession and my aptitudes and abilities; the desired content, nature and conditions of work. 3. Determine the significance of each requirement 4 Evaluate their compliance with each of the appropriate professions 5. Calculate and analyze the results 6. Test results 7. Identify key action steps to success

10 Psychological types of professions 1. Type man- a person" Professions of this type have high demands for such qualities as a worker's ability to establish and maintain business contacts, to understand the plight of people to influence others, to exercise restraint, calm and friendly, verbal ability. 2. Type "man - a sign system" Occupations that require the type of person the ability to abstract thinking, operating numbers, lasting and stable focus attention, assiduity.

11 3. Type "man - an artistic image The occupations of this type requires the development of artistic taste, the high aesthetic sensitivity, rich and vivid imagination. 4. Type "man-technique" These types of jobs require an employee to a high level of visual-figurative thinking, special concept, technical knowledge and acumen, good motor skills, dexterity. 5. Type "man-nature This type of profession requires a man of good observation, the ability to orient themselves in terms of unpredictability and the delayed results, change the target depending on conditions, endurance and patience to a lack of comfort

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13 In that case, if I combine the "I want", I can" and I must" my career choice will be successful. In other words, my task is to find a profession which: Interesting and attractive to me, Matches my abilities, Demand on the labor market.

14 LITERATURE American Reader / Ed. by M.Thomas, Washington, 1989 Baskin M. "Working World" / Lois Wasserman Morton, N.Y., 1986 Bidwell G. "The British Scene"/ Warszawa, 1956 Broughton G. "Success with English"/ Warsaw Case D., Snow P. "Take a Break." English by Radio and Television London, the British Broadcasting Corporation, 1976 Conversational Formulas. Л. "Просвещение", Dobinson H. M. "Basic Skills You Need"/ Nelson and Son Ltd, UK, Diment A.L. "Brush Up Your Talk"/M., "Просвещение", C.E., Kaufmann W. "English Commercial Practice and Correspondence "/Longman Group Ltd, London, Matyushkina-Guerke Т. L, Kuzmichyova Т. N "An Advanced Book for Aural/Oral Work"/ Moscow, Plant P. M. « Everyday English"/Leipzig, 1987 Sivanich G., Popova N., Vessart O. "Life and Issues in the USA" Skalkin V. L., Rubinstein G. A. "Speak Everyday English"/ Moscow, Internet recourses http//sites.google.com/natbotcheva.ru Test.gmail.ru LITERATURE American Reader / Ed. by M.Thomas, Washington, 1989 Baskin M. "Working World" / Lois Wasserman Morton, N.Y., 1986 Bidwell G. "The British Scene"/ Warszawa, 1956 Broughton G. "Success with English"/ Warsaw Case D., Snow P. "Take a Break." English by Radio and Television London, the British Broadcasting Corporation, 1976 Conversational Formulas. Л. "Просвещение", Dobinson H. M. "Basic Skills You Need"/ Nelson and Son Ltd, UK, Diment A.L. "Brush Up Your Talk"/M., "Просвещение", C.E., Kaufmann W. "English Commercial Practice and Correspondence "/Longman Group Ltd, London, Matyushkina-Guerke Т. L, Kuzmichyova Т. N "An Advanced Book for Aural/Oral Work"/ Moscow, Plant P. M. « Everyday English"/Leipzig, 1987 Sivanich G., Popova N., Vessart O. "Life and Issues in the USA" Skalkin V. L., Rubinstein G. A. "Speak Everyday English"/ Moscow, Internet recourses http//sites.google.com/natbotcheva.ru Test.gmail.ru

15 Thank you very much! Good luck!