Career Exploration

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One of the most important aspects of the ETC Program is to offer assistance to students as they research future career paths. Students start this process by activating their account on the Naviance Program and using the Career Profiler to match their interests and aptitudes with dozens of career possiblities.

Career Profiler

Hoping for acceptance at Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance.

Once they have identified future career possibilities, students are encouraged to visit institutions of higher learning, interview current students/professors and sit-in on classes.

College Search

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As part of their research, students are invited to participate in career-related workshops and seminars with career professionals, college students and mentors.

Interest-Focused Seminars

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ETC-Alumni Luncheon-- Current ETC students interviewed FAHS alumni about their academic experiences after graduation

Job Shadowing

Spending time with a professional in their intended field of study is an invaluable experience for students. Please browse the gallery of visits to local professionals and businesses. We are truly grateful for the generous amount of time and energy these individuals donate on behalf of the next generation.

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At Johnson and Johnson	WFMZ Standing between green screens
WFMZ CC looks like a natural	WFMZ Jon gets some coaching as a future meteorologist
Penn State Hershey Medical Looking at organ and tissue samples with a pathologist.	Penn State Hershey Medical Center Getting acquainted with the Life Lion Critical Care Transport
Penn State Hershey The Life Lion gets a call to service.	Engineering at Worley-Parsons Spending a day with civil, electrical, mechanical and chemical engineers at WP.
Lebanon Valley College Humanities Seminar	Lebanon Valley College Humanities Seminar
Surgery Live Waiting to watch a live procedure at the Whitaker Center	STEM Workshop
STEM Workshop	Forestry at Nolde Forest
Junior Achievement Leadership Conf. How to tie a tie	Sovereign Center Tour with Mark Wallace, General Manager
Smithsonian National Zoo Interview with a spider