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Aviation Career Planning: Self-Assessment and Preparation - Prof. Yi Gao, Study notes of Ways of warfare

Guidance for students interested in aviation careers. It includes a self-assessment section where students are encouraged to list their talents, abilities, and preferences, take personality tests, read books, and participate in organizations. The document also explains the difference between a career field and an industry, and provides information on various sectors of the aviation industry. Students are advised to pursue a college degree, keep up with current events, join college and professional organizations, and seek internships. The document also lists various resources for career planning, including books, websites, and organizations.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 05/09/2011

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Download Aviation Career Planning: Self-Assessment and Preparation - Prof. Yi Gao and more Study notes Ways of warfare in PDF only on Docsity! 2-1 Lesson 2 Aviation Careers Reading Assignment: pp. 499-518 Supplementary Reading: World Aviation Directory (can be found in hardcopy in the AT Library and can be found on-line via Purdue Libraries on-line databases) Introduction A. Self-assessment 1. List talents, abilities, and preferences 2. Take personality/interest tests (Self-Directed Search) 3. Read books (p. 501) 4. Talk with parents, friends, parents’ friends 5. Participate in organizations at college 6. Get work experience 7. Take field trips B. Difference between career field and industry 1. Career field – type of work you do 2-2 2. Industry – place where you work Air Transportation Manufacturers Financial Services Aftermarket Services Information, Training, and Consultant Services Airports, Airport Services, and Equipment Air Carrier Airports & Regulating Agencies Reference Government/Military Space 3. Relationship to the AM Plan of Study – selection of focus area Airline Management Airport Management C. Pursuing and Preparing for a Career 1. College degree 2. Check on job availability Occupational Outlook Handbook – http://www.bls.gov/oco Occupational Outlook Quarterly