You can learn about occupations by observing people at work and study, such as members of your family and parents of your friends. You can also observe workers in various jobs by looking at career films and videos. Your school may have a program to help you do this. Talk with persons in fields of study and occupations related to your codes. Make up interview questions and ask them the why, what, when, where, and how questions about their fields.
Most people are pleased to talk about what they do.
You can write to professional associations, schools, unions, and other places to get information about occupations, fields of study, and financial aid. Many of these places already have printed materials they can send you. 5. You can learn much about occupations and fields of study by reading about them. The list of materials at the end of this report is a place to start. Your public and school library or media center have these and other materials for you to read.