Students Discover Career Pathways with Lettie Croskery
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“What do you want to do when you are older?” The answer might be easy enough for a young child, but the closer a student gets to graduation, the bigger the question looms.
LRSD Career Practitioner Lettie Croskery is passionate about helping students prepare for their journey beyond high school. She works not only with students but with organizations such as CERIC to help promote career planning education and processes locally and across the country. Lettie has written articles and been a podcast guest on topics ranging from how parents can help their kids plan for their future to helping students discover their passion for a particular career area.
“It has been an incredibly gratifying experience to share with others my stories as a Career Practitioner within the Livingstone Range School Division,” says Lettie. “I am proud of our work in connecting our students and their families to a wide range of information and resources as they plan for the years beyond high school. CareerWise by CERIC allows us to share strategies with others and learn about the strides being made in other parts of Canada and around the world to support our approaches to career development.”
Parents and students can access many great articles and links to resources to help youth with their career and life journeys at CERIC.CA - articles for students/youth.
Read and listen to Lettie’s great ideas here:
- Read Lettie's article "How to Help Parents Help Kids with Career Decisions", published by CareerWise by CERIC.
- Listen to Lettie's interview with Carleton University Admissions on the Talking Ravens Podcast, Season 3 Episode 7: "Your Passion Project".
- Check out Lettie's international YouTube debut in an interview with Maria Vitoratos in the United Arab Emirates!
- Read Lettie's article "‘Just one thing’ to help parents and students”
If students aren’t sure “what they want to be when they grow up” or want to explore options that fit their skills and interests, contact our Career Practitioners today.
