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californiacareers.infoEmployment readiness is described as being able, with limited or no outside help, to find, obtain, and keep a relevant job as well as to be able to handle transitions to new jobs as required.
What is the differentiation between college ready and career ready?
College now signifies much more than just attempting a four-year degree at a college. Being “college-ready” suggests that being planned for any postsecondary education or coaching expertise, consisting of study at two- and four-year establishments resulting in postsecondary credentials (i.e. a certificate, license, Associates or Bachelor’s degree). Being prepared for school means a highschool graduate has the information and skills essential to pass for and reach entry-level, credit-bearing college courses without the need for corrective coursework.
In today’s market, a “career” is not just a job. A career gives a family-sustaining payment and pathways to progress and demands postsecondary training or education. A job may be achieved with only a high school diploma, but gives no guarantee of advancement or mobility. Being prepared for a career means a highschool graduate has the information and talents required to pass for and reach the postsecondary job coaching and/or education essential for their chosen career (i.e. community school, technical/vocational program, important on-the-job training).
