CAREER LIFE CONNECTIONS

Name: Tonnie

My Personal Values
Values are the moral principles that you use to make decisions. It is important to
recognize and understand what your values are in order to find out who you are as a
person.

Your values are affective by many people and your environment, such as your family,
friends, school, religion, culture, society and the media. Although your values are
influenced in many ways, you can shape them and the decisions you make in your life.

Below is a list of some values:

Helping others
Knowledge
Responsibility
Family
Compassion
Friendship
Independence

Part 1:
In the table below, fill in each column with things that you value a lot, a little and things
that you do not value at all. Remember that this is specific to you and there is no right or
wrong answer. Yours will be very different than your friends and classmates which is
okay!

Things I value very much Things I value a little Things I do not value
Being Knowledgeable Helping Others Exercising often

Good Math/Analytical skills Staying in contact with Reading books

Family
Being Responsible Playing Videogames Being a good cook

Working well Keeping up-to-date on Photography

Independently news/events

Working hard Being a good artist Working with children

Plenty of sleep Playing Musical Working with elderly

Instruments
Being Accountable Eating good food Working with sickly people
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My Personal Values

Part 2:
Study the first column of your chart and list at least five occupations that might be a
suitable match for you in terms of your values. Then, study the third column and list at
least five jobs or careers that are not suitable for you.

5 jobs or careers that are suitable for me:

1. Mechanical Engineer

2. Computer Engineer

3. Civil Engineer

4. Electrical Engineer

5. Technician

5 jobs or careers that may not be suitable for me:

1. Nurse

2. Doctor

3. Teacher

4. Emergency Responders

5. Care-Takers