E-Books
🔥 Future Ready Teen 🔥
Your Career Exploration Mini-Guide
Who Are You? Discovering Your Strengths and Passions
Hey There, Future Trailblazer!
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Welcome to a guide that’s all about you! This isn’t another lecture about what you "should" do — it’s a roadmap to help you uncover your unique talents and start building a future you’re excited about. Whether you dream of becoming an entrepreneur, a tech whiz, an artist, or something you haven’t even thought of yet, this book will help you take meaningful steps forward.
Building Future-Ready Skills: What Really Matters
Hey, Future Star! Let’s Talk About You!
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The world is changing fast. This part of the e-book will introduce you to key 21st-century skills that will set you up for success, but first, you need to discover yourself!
Before diving into career paths and building skills, it’s super important to figure out who you are. Think of this as the foundation of everything you’ll build. You’re not just picking a job — you’re shaping a future that makes you happy, excited, and proud to wake up every day.
Building Future-Ready Skills
The skills you build now are like superpowers that will help you succeed in whatever career you choose. In this section, we’ll break down three key 21st-century skills—critical thinking, collaboration, and adaptability—and show you how to develop them step by step. Plus, you’ll find fun challenges you can try right away to start improving these skills.
Overcoming Roadblocks and Challenges
The path to discovering your dream career isn’t always smooth. There will be doubts, fears, and moments when you feel stuck. That’s completely normal! This part tackles the most common roadblocks teens face, like fear of failure, lack of support, or feeling uncertain about your choices. More importantly, it’ll show you how to face these challenges with confidence and stay motivated as you move forward.
Career Exploration Made Easy
Overwhelmed? No need!
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Exploring careers might feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! In this section, we’ll break it down into easy and fun steps that help you learn about different fields, explore new opportunities, and imagine your future.
Setting Goals and Making Action Plans
You’ve explored your interests, learned how to research careers, and started building future-ready skills—now it’s time to create an action plan! Dreams don’t just happen—you MAKE them happen. This part will help you turn your ideas into real steps toward your future goals. With a little planning and consistency, you’ll feel more confident about your path forward.
✨ Discover Your Interests ✨
✨ Build Skills That Actually Matter ✨
✨ Plan Your Future ✨
Use these free e-books to learn and take action, while also developing your English vocabulary and communication skills.
"This ebook is a perfect roadmap for students who are slowly starting to decide about future career. It provides a lot of useful advice for teens and offers great feedback. I feel as if I have uncovered my hidden potential. Links for websites were exactly something I was looking for and the tasks were something I hadn't even thought about doing and it was really helpful." ~ Marie, age 17
"The e-book combines learning English with future planning in a useful way, with vocabulary connected with careers. Because of the detailed step descriptions, it's a good base for finding your dream career. What I liked most was how the exercises make us reflect on our choices and preferences, which is essential in making conscious decisions. By doing things as reflecting or thinking about what do we like to do , I can realize my potential and connect it to what I want to do in the future." ~ Adam, age 18
"It has many exercises with a useful vocabulary, gives valuable pieces of advice and encourages students to start caring for their future, so it may help them make decisions more consciously. It also familiarizes us with the specific terms (like internship, sustainability) if we don’t know them yet. This ebook is motivating and encouraging because the theme of “future career” is important for all teenagers." ~ Marta, age 16 (and 1/2! ;)