Graduation Goal Setting

Short Term Goal (Less than 2 years to reach) Long Term Goal (More than 2 years to complete)
Learning Goal Learning Goal
The schooling required for your work/career in the next The schooling required for your long term career goal
couple of years Think about your education after graduating
Think about your education after high school, on the such as college or university, or any specialty
job training, general experience training
My short term Education/Work/Career goal is: My long term Education/Work/Career goal is:
To achieve an A and G in all of my classes for the next two To be accepted into UBC after graduating from high
years. school.

Plans or Steps to achieve your short term goal: Plans or Steps to achieve your long term goal:
1. Always hand in work on time by not procrastinating. 1. Achieve good grades and work habits throughout
high school.

2. Always ask the teacher for help if I do not 2. Make sure to gather work experience and
understand something. volunteering experience throughout high school.

3. Write the assignments I have each day in my 3. Research the programs in UBC and also the
planner to make sure that I do not miss any of my scholarship possibilities available before applying
homework. to UBC.

Short Term Goal (Less than 2 years to reach) Long Term Goal (More than 2 years to complete)

Personal Goal Personal Goal

Think about a personal goal for yourself. It could be Think about a long term personal goal for yourself. It
connected to: could be connected to:
Work, travel, buying a car, relationship, living on Work, travel, owning a condo/house, marriage,
your own family
My short term personal goal is: My long term personal goal is:
To have a drivers license by the time that I am 16 years old. To find a good career that I both enjoy and pays enough
for me to live comfortably.

Plans or Steps to achieve your short term personal goal: Plans or Steps to achieve your long term personal goal:
1. Study the rules for driving before I turn 16. 1. To explore as many possible careers as I can while
in high school and university.

2. Take the test for the L license. 2. Network with the people I know to try to find a
good job.
3. Practice driving lots before applying for the N license. 3. Use the websites I discovered in this course to help
guide me to the best possible career for me.