
The whole career exploration arc, in order
Students find out what they are interested in, research one career until it survives a reality check, then learn the 14 Career Clusters well enough to pick next year's courses. Three complete resources — 70 files and 190+ printable pages — that also work perfectly well on their own. Grades 8-12, print and digital, every answer key and rubric included.
● Instant download · Lifetime access · Editable & print-ready
The same open-and-teach system in all three resources.
Why the three are better together.
48 items across six interest areas, scored by the student on a six-column page. The cluster match sheet then turns a three-letter interest code into named Career Clusters, which is the step almost every other tool skips.
Students pick a career inside their matched cluster and research it against three required sources: the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, a real current job posting and a real program of study. The source log is where a rushed project shows up first.
All 14 clusters and the full 72 sub-cluster index, a 56-card sort groups argue over before they check the key, 14 printable posters for the gallery walk, and a pathway planner that ends on the course they can take next year.
An 8-question quiz in each of the two units, a performance task in each with a five-criterion, four-level rubric and a score sheet, and every written question keyed with a rationale.
Every resource also ships a Skills and alignment map with a blank column for your own state standards.
Interests to a cluster, cluster to research, research to next year's schedule. A student finishes holding a plan, not three worksheets.
No outside website, no student accounts, no links to rot. It works the same in September as it will in three years.
Not “find some websites.” The Occupational Outlook Handbook, a real current job posting and a real program of study, each logged and dated.
14 clusters and 72 sub-clusters, with a 16-to-14 crosswalk, while nearly everything else on the market still teaches the retired 16.
Self-scoring, no logins, no student accounts. Sub days, testing weeks and no-device days are covered.
Print-ready PDFs plus eight self-grading Google Forms™ for when you want the class data.
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One download, three resources, every key and rubric included.