AT-204
Empowerment and Learning: Career Planning Research and Study Skills II
This course provides students with opportunities to consolidate and extend the research and study skills necessary to succeed in future post-secondary programs; building on skills covered in AT 005, this course emphasizes the development of more advanced research techniques and strategies. Through an exploration of culturally relevant research topics, students are encouraged to develop an effective personal research strategy and to utilize a range of sources when conducting research. Students continue to investigate various career options with a focus on identifying and analyzing opportunities specific to issues of regional and community development. A portion of the students' second semester is devoted to previewing a post-secondary program of their choice.
- Credit Hours
- 48
- Min. Grade
- 0%