MBTI Career Exploration

Finding Your MBTI Type 2-3p
MBTI Recommended Careers 4-19 pages
Job Recommendation Game 20-23p

Is this the right job for me?

Usage 24~25p
R realistic type 26-57p
I Exploratory Type 58-89p
A Art Type 90-123p
S Social Type 124-155p
E Enterprising Type 156-187p
C customary type 188-217p
Results 218-219p
Chat GPT Future Jobs 220-221p

My Interested Occupations

Finding Your Interest Type 222p
Exploring Your Desired Career 223p
Imagine the future 224p

Download Class Materials

① Video/PPT: Recommended Occupations by 16 MBTI Types
② PDF: Role Model Video Talk | Future Prospects for Each Job in the AI ​​Era | MBTI Character Card
-Online Resource Room https://cafe.naver.com/jobcard/2442
Download file → Enter password (Password: Bottom of the table of contents on page 1 of “MBTI Career Exploration”)

-Composition: MBTI Career Exploration 224 pages
-Appendix: Download class materials - PPT, video, and PDF files

How to use

1.
Choosing a Career vs. a Hobby
Example: I was interested in being a pastry chef, but when I actually saw what it was like, I realized I just wanted to enjoy it as a hobby.

2.
Eliminating occupational bias
Example: I had a prejudice against cleaners, but since it is a job that is essential to our society and suits my aptitude, I will look for specific information.

3.
Make a plan B
Example: I want to be a firefighter, but I don't meet the requirements.
However, I will take an interest in the related profession of emergency medical technician and receive emergency treatment training to see if this is the right path for me.

4.
Choosing a career path
Example: I've chosen big data specialist as my career interest and will focus on related training.
I am confident about this career path because it suits my aptitude for mathematics and it is also a promising career path for the future.

5.
Take career and occupation classes
Using MBTI Career Exploration class materials
Online Download - PPT, Video, PDF Files
https://cafe.naver.com/jobcard/2442

Curriculum Linkage Table

Middle and high school career paths and occupations
1.
Self-understanding and positive self-concept formation
2.
Understanding the Changing World of Work
3.
Forming a healthy work ethic
4.
Exploring career information

I recommend it

1.
When teaching career and academic counseling, career and occupation textbooks
2.
When operating a free semester system or job fair program
3.
When creating a career portfolio or career roadmap
4.
When creating a learning plan, testing learning styles, or teaching self-directed learning
5.
When visiting universities, experiencing jobs, or attending career-related lectures
6.
When taking entrance exam consulting, academic record consulting, or career aptitude test
7.
When running career camps, youth camps, study camps, and vacation camps