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Careers continue to evolve every day. Many students in Africa need more guidance regarding career selection.

This book is a career guidance resource for students aged 16 to 19 yrs.

The Recser Career Formula inside the book is a tool students can use to select and build fulfilling careers.

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Choosing a career is one of the biggest decisions you will make in your life. It is a decision that will likely impact your entire life. You will likely experience tension during the process of choosing a career. With the correct information and guidance, you can make a wise career decision that will lead to greater fulfillment in life.

In Africa, young people in high school often lack the information and guidance they need to make wise career decisions. Most schools lack career guidance counsellors. As a result, young people often resort to peers and relatives for career advice. Others take the course allocated to them during college selection even if they don’t like it. How can you navigate through the career decision process and come out with the right choice for yourself?

When the lead author of this book was in high school, he was required to select university courses in the final year. His school provided him with little information on what it meant to choose a career path. He knew very little about the kinds of jobs available after college. He made my final career decision based on advice from relatives. At that time, he chose what, to his family, sounded cool or prestigious. Medicine seemed the most prestigious.

After practising medicine for five years, it was time for him to make a change. I yearned to master leadership. He shifted to management. After leading and managing teams for over 20 years, he has observed how picking the right career is crucial in finding fulfillment and purpose.

The most satisfied are those who are passionate about what they do. It reflects in their productivity and quality of life. But how can you pick the right career path if you don’t know what it is?

This is why the five co-authors wrote this book. As you read it, we encourage you to think deeply about your career. You don’t have to leave things to chance. You do not need to wait any longer. Start taking action today towards unleashing your dreams.

Each chapter is preceded by a relatable, creative story. Other than entertainment, the stories bring to life the “The Recser Career Choice Formula’ (https://recsertest.com/  – coming soon). This formula teaches three interconnected guiding principles that we believe should be the main considerations for you as you choose a career.

Each of the chapters describes a problem or issue you may encounter in your career journey. In the early chapters; how can you avoid common career traps and handle career advice from different people? In the middle chapters; how can you discover your career personality and the types of problems you like to solve, why should you understand the job market, and how do you build the right skills? In the final chapters, it answers the question, how can you benefit from career mentorship and coaching and choose the right college or university?

The authors of this book have utilized their expertise and experience in different fields to guide you on your career journey. We hope you will find it a useful ‘career coach’ that will guide, inspire, and encourage you as you take the next steps in choosing the right career path for yourself.

 

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