What can schools do to support students transitioning from school to work?
Correct answer: D. Offer career counseling and skill-building programs
- A. Limit real-world learning experiences
- B. Remove internship opportunities
- C. Discourage workplace experiences
- D. Offer career counseling and skill-building programs
Explanation
Career counselling connects students' interests with possible occupations, while skill-building and workplace exposure develop employability. Removing internships would weaken preparation for the world of work.
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