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Saturday April 20, 2002
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The Preparatory Priesthood

 

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       Personal Goals
              Spiritual Development
              Physical Development
              Educational, Personal, and
                     Career Development

              Citizenship and Social
                      Development 



 

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EDUCATIONAL, PERSONAL, AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

 
     
 

Select 8 or more goals from this category.  These goals help you become more self-reliant, develop talents, and gain leadership qualities.

_ 1.  Continue your education, and develop additional skills in reading, writing,  and mathematics. 

 _ 2.  Improve your reading skills by reading at least 6 issues of a Church magazine.

 _ 3.  Choose 3 careers that interest you.  Think of several questions you have about each career, and discuss them with your parents, a priesthood leader, or others who can help you learn about these careers.  Emphasize the positive aspects of each career as they relate to your personal characteristics and life goals.

 _ 4.  Visit at least 3 places where people perform work you might enjoy.  Find out what they like and dislike about their work and how they prepared themselves to do it.  Describe to your parents or a priesthood leader how you would feel about working at such a job.

 _ 5.  If a vocational interest test is available, take it, and discuss the results with your parents.  If classes are offered at your school that could help you prepare for a potential career, discuss with your parents or a priesthood leader how they could help you do this.

 _ 6.  Discuss how your chosen career would allow you to maintain the moral standards of the Church.

 _ 7.  Learn and explain the entrance requirements for a technical school, college, or university; describe to your parents or a priesthood leader at least 5 classes that interest you.

 _ 8.  Learn to play a musical instrument.

 _ 9.  Attend a “career night” where a guest speaker describes the steps a person should take to apply for a job and what characteristics employers look for in new employees. 

 _ 10.  Collect 3 different job applications, and fill them out as practice.

 _ 11.  In a language other than your own, learn to bear your testimony, and momorize the first 6 articles of faith.

 _ 12.  Use a computer to prepare a Church talk, a school assignment, or another similar task.

 _ 13.  Create your own goal with approval from your parents and Aaronic Priesthood leaders.
 

 

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