Chapter 9: Making Career Decisions

Across

2. The academic subject chosen in college as a field of specialization.
4. Things you enjoy learning about or doing.
6. A special standing within a profession as a result of meeting certain educational and work requirements.
8. A trusted person that guides someone's career.
9. People who start and manage businesses of their own.
10. Spending time at work with someone whose career interests you.
12. Additional schooling beyond high school.
13. The study of the production, processing, storage, preservation, and safety of food.
14. Skills developed through training or practice.
15. Sixteen groupings of careers based on common knowledge and skills.

Down

1. Field of study that applies the principles of food, nutrition, business, social, and basic sciences in different settings to promote nutritional health.
3. General patterns of whether hiring is increasing or decreasing in certain job sectors.
4. Supervised, practical job experiences at the postsecondary level.
5. Natural talents with which you were born.
7. The promotion of the consumer's interests.
11. People in fashion merchandising who select which clothes and accessories will be sold in a store.