So, you've decided it's time to start thinking about what you want to do with the rest of your life. . .

In many ways, making career plans is similar to planning a vacation. Your first step will be to choose a destination. Where do you want to go on your trip? Skiing in the Rockies? Disneyland? A tour of Europe? A safari in Africa? Even if you know that a ski trip would be your perfect vacation, how do you decide on the best ski resort? Unless you do some "homework," your vacation may end up being less than you had hoped for.

Unlike a vacation, however, if you don't do your homework when planning your career, the result may be a little more devastating than just a couple of wasted weeks and a slightly lighter wallet. You might end up spending thousands of dollars and four years in university, only to find you don't like the career you chose on a whim. That's an expensive whim!

To guide you, we have provided two methods to help you explore your options.

Method One follows a "linear-sequential" path through the career planning process and even suggests some possibilities at the end. Click here to begin.

Method Two follows a more "open-ended" approach allowing for great freedom in career exploration, but takes longer to complete. Click here to begin.