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LIFE STYLE AND CAREER EXPLORATION
ETL OSE
(Human Development 33-140)

OBJECTIVE AND CONTENT

The main objective of this seven-week program is to provide its participants
with a systematic approach to life style and career explorations. Aptitude,
interest and personality test results are integrated with the many sources
of information about oneself, previous life experiences, values, life expec-
tations and occupational and training requirements. Students will be intro-
duced to the various kinds of information resources about occupations, edu-
cational programs and training requirements. The above explorations are
incorporated in a group experience (12-15 per group) where mutual sharing

of information and experiences facilitates growth and the consideration of
the many alternatives open to each individual.

TIME REQUIREMENT

Participants should be aware that additional time over and above the seven
two-hour seminars will be required of them. Testing times need to be ar-

ranged. Moreover, mapping one's personal journey requires time to reflect
and ponder in order to face the issues involved concerning one's style of

life and the many occupational alternatives.

PROCEDURES

Students have to be interviewed by a counsellor in charge of the program.
For the Surrey class, they should see Steve Sharpe or Marilyn Smith, and
for the New Westminster class, Andre Piquette or Linda Coyle (Educational
Planner). A maximum of 15 students will be accepted in each class.

AVAILABLE TIMES - FALL SEMESTER (October 29 - December 19)

SURREY - Marilyn Smith and Steve Sharpe

2- 4 P.M. Monday
10 - 12 P.M. Tuesday
12 - 2 P.M. Tuesday
2- 4 P.M. Tuesday
10 - 12 P.M. Wednesday
12 - 2 P.M. Wednesday

Marilyn Smith and Steve Sharpe are considering choosing one of the above
time slots most available to the greatest number of students on this campus.
They will decide this after interviewing the students.

NEW WESTMINSTER - Andre Piquette
7 - 9 P.M. Wednesday evenings