For a successful career everyone need a proper career planning. The planning processes are consist of four stages. These stags are - knowing, finding, making and taking.
I would simply called it KFMT, (in short) to remember them. Graduates should know about KFMT, very well, if he started thinking about his career.
Knowing means knowing himself where the graduate want to be, the graduate can work on getting to know his or her skills, interests and values first.
Finding means finding out a way or exploring which occupations and learning areas he or she is interested to work.
Making means making the decision at the time of comparing his or her options. Think about what suits the graduate best at this point in time.
Taking means putting the plan into an action.
I would like to give an easy example to explain the whole process. Mr. X who is a husband of Mrs X. Mrs X has given a shopping list to Mr. X.
Reading the list Mr. X is knowing what he needs to buy.
Then he finding out his time to do the shopping. He has gone for the shopping after his office.
Going to the departmental store he is making decision. He is comparing his options.
Finally, Mr. X is taking the action by purchasing the right things he needed from the shopping list.
I would simply called it KFMT, (in short) to remember them. Graduates should know about KFMT, very well, if he started thinking about his career.
Knowing means knowing himself where the graduate want to be, the graduate can work on getting to know his or her skills, interests and values first.
Finding means finding out a way or exploring which occupations and learning areas he or she is interested to work.
Making means making the decision at the time of comparing his or her options. Think about what suits the graduate best at this point in time.
Taking means putting the plan into an action.
I would like to give an easy example to explain the whole process. Mr. X who is a husband of Mrs X. Mrs X has given a shopping list to Mr. X.
Reading the list Mr. X is knowing what he needs to buy.
Then he finding out his time to do the shopping. He has gone for the shopping after his office.
Going to the departmental store he is making decision. He is comparing his options.
Finally, Mr. X is taking the action by purchasing the right things he needed from the shopping list.
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