Palau College and Career Access Program

LOCAL RESOURCES - EDUCATOR CORNER   

Career and Education Planning

 

EDUCATOR CORNER

  Did you know that certified automotive technicians can make $100,000 per year, executive chefs can earn $84,000 annually, and that it's not uncommon for some Web site designers to earn $78,000 per year? Where do students learn the skills and gain the valuable hands-on experience required for these and many other high-paying professions? The answer is simply, "in any of Palau's career/technical education programs."

These valuable links will assist educators in helping their students. Educators can help students pick careers that fit their interests and guide them on their educational path.

Educators, help your students find the path they should follow for their ultimate success!

Facilitator Guide for 7th Graders - Palau College Access [PDF]

Facilitator Guide for High School Seniors - Palau College Access [PDF]

Facilitator Trainer Guide for College Access Tabloid [PPTx]  *

General Teacher's Guide for 10th & 11th Grade Teachers - [PDF]

FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.

Draft Cluster Program Grids

Plans of Instruction

16 Career Clusters: Pathways to College and Career Readiness [PDF]

Back To School Planning Guide

SchoolCounselor.com - Advancing technological literacy among Counselors & Educators


SREB
 Worthy of Note is a weekly collection of articles on educational technology. Find information on the cost of college in the August 24, 2011 issue and information about online and blended learning in the August 10, 2011 issue.

Student Aid on the Web
 This portal is your source for free information from the US Department of Education on preparing for and funding education beyond high school.

Free US Department of Education Publications
This is the order page for free publications for middle and high school levels on College Preparation from the US Department of Education.

Federal Government Student Aid
 StudentAid.ed.gov is a Student Aid website sponsored by the Federal Government. It contains information about paying for college, college admission, selecting the right school for you and much more.

Alabama Learning Exchange (ALEX) Resources
 Commerce & Information Technology Lesson Plans contain career planning information.


 

 

 

(please note, some of these files are very large and may take time downloading)

*you will need the 2007 MS Power Point Viewer to open the [PPTx] files if you do not have Power Point installed on your computer, click on MS Viewer image to install Free software:

 

disclaimer: Though there are links to many useful external resources from this website, the Ministry of Education
assumes no responsibility for the views and information contained on those external websites.

 Masa-Aki N. Emesiochl, Minister of Education
PO Box 189, Koror, Palau PW  96940
Tel. 680-488-2952 or 680-488-1906  Email emesiochl@gmail.com
This Web Site has been made possible through a
United States Department of Education,
College Access Challenge Grant, 2011
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