Investing in your Future What happens after high school? How do you get a job? How should you prepare for college or a career? These are big questions, and the Foothill WDB Youth Services team is here to help you answer them. We help you think about what’s possible for your future and find the resources you need to get there. Even if you’ve been out of school for a while, we’ll help you create a plan to find a...
Careers
Gladeo
Gladeo helps youth discover, navigate, and achieve their dream career. The online platform provides information about careers through videos and other educational and career related content for students as well as training for guidance counselors. https://gladeo.org/
National Guild Online Series
the National Guild for Community Arts Education provides webinars and other resources that are specific to the arts and continued learning. Youth and other learners can search through the website and view webinars that they feel are most applicable to what they want to learn. https://www.nationalguild.org/programs/national-guild-online-learning-series
Americans for the Arts
Many of the opportunities listed here are more advanced positions. Nonetheless, youth that have education or training in the arts can use this career explorer to learn more about jobs in their area that best match their skills or interest. https://jobbank.artsusa.org/
7 Ways to Get a Job Using Your IPhone
through a series of slides, Teen Vogue appeals to the youth by providing application based resources to apply to jobs, build your resume, or speak with that may be interested in hiring you based on your education or skills. https://www.teenvogue.com/gallery/best-job-hunting-phone-apps
Career OneStop
The Career OneStop website provides resources for individuals with various levels of skills and other levels of education. Job seekers or students looking for educational opportunities or careers in the arts can view the site by clicking on the icon that is most relevant to their current situation. Career OneStop
California Career Zone
California Career zone is a coaching and exploration platform that connects young people with labor market information for federal database 0* Net Online and offers a customized portal based on individuals interest www.cacareerzone.org
Computer and Information Research Scientist
About the Job Conduct research into fundamental computer and information science as theorists, designers, or inventors. Develop solutions to problems in the field of computer hardware and software. it is Also Called Computer Scientist Control System Computer Scientist Scientific Programmer Analyst Wages In 2017, the average annual wage in California was $123,130 with most people making between $64,910 and $194,720. Outlook During 2014, this occupation employed 5,400 people in California and 27,900 people throughout the United States. It is projected to grow to 6,700 people by 2024 in California and 33,200 people in the United States by 2026....
Pharmacists
About the Job Dispense drugs prescribed by physicians and other health practitioners and provide information to patients about medications and their use. May advise physicians and other health practitioners on the selection, dosage, interactions, and side effects of medications. Wages In 2017, the average annual wage in California was $143,190 with most people making between $103,180 and $159,410. Outlook During 2014, this occupation employed 29,100 in California and by 2016 the United States had reached 312,500 employees. It is projected to grow to 31,300 employees by 2024 in California and 329,900 employees throughout the United States by 2026. That is...
Anesthesiologist
About the Job Physicians who administer anesthetics prior to, during, or after surgery or other medical procedures. it is Also Called Anesthesia Associate Anesthesia Director Anesthesia Resident Anesthesiologist Attending Anesthesiologist Medical Doctor (MD) Obstetrical Anesthesiologist Physician Anesthesiologist Staff Anesthesiologist Staff Anesthetist Wages In 2017, the average annual wage in California was $208,000 with most people making between $190,990 and $208,000+. Outlook During 2014, this occupation had employed 2,700 in California and by 2016 it had progressed to 33,000 employed throughout the United States. It is projected to grow by 26percent with 3,400 employed in California by 2024 and 38,100 employed...