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Visual journals: Navigating the sea of career options with key skills

Visual journals: Navigating the sea of career options with key skills

Discover your inner compass! Each of us has unique strengths or hidden abilities waiting to be discovered. Visual journals help us bring these talents to light and showcase them to the world.

In this module, you will learn how to effectively use visual journals to navigate the sea of career options. You will gain insight into your key abilities and learn how to apply them in your professional life.

Definition of a visual journal – we will clarify what a visual journal is and what benefits it offers.
Identifying strengths – you will learn how to identify and record your unique abilities.
Creative expression techniques – you will explore various techniques for visually presenting your thoughts and abilities.
Navigating career options – you will discover how to connect your skills with career paths that interest you.
Personal action plan – you will create a plan that helps you implement the knowledge gained into practice.

Conclusion: Don't miss the opportunity to discover and develop your abilities! Try this module and embark on your journey towards your career future.

Imagine that you are standing in front of a door with five different symbols. Which door will you open? Doors with an abstract image – they appear mysterious and unconventional.
A door with a book – signifies knowledge, depth, and study.
Doors with a compass - they invite you to explore and lead.
Doors with clocks - symbolize system, organization, and precision.
Doors with flame – evoke intensity, passion, and energy.

In the room, there are four groups of people having different conversations. Where will you sit? To philosophers discussing the meaning of life.
To the team planning a new startup
To the artists quietly sketching and observing their surroundings.
To the group that collaborates on solving a logical problem.
To the volunteers who organize help for others.

If you could have one of these abilities from birth, which one would it be? Seeing hidden connections between things
Quickly memorize and understand new information.
To sense people's moods and respond immediately.
Transform chaos into system.
Inspire others and rally them around the idea.

On a deserted island, you find a chest. What do you hope is inside? A map leading to something unknown.
Diary of someone who lived here before you.
Tools that allow you to create something
Exact plan on what to do next.
Mirror – so you can look at yourself

During the day when you feel the most "in your element," what are you doing? You are creating or researching something, even if it doesn't have a clear goal.
You share ideas or inspire others.
You are working in silence on a complex task.
You organize a team or situation.
You are helping someone solve a personal problem.

If you had to choose a metaphor that describes your approach to work, what would it be? Mountain climbing – gradual, but purposeful
Weaving tapestry – every detail matters
Musical improvisation – guided by intuition
Match – a quick spark that ignites others.
Pilgrim – searching, exploring, discovering

In what situation do you feel the most uncomfortable? When you don't have clear instructions.
When no one is listening to you.
When you have to be the center of attention.
When nothing changes and everything is the same.
When you do not have the option to influence the decision.

There are five types of tasks on the table. Which one will you choose as the first? A task that requires solving a complicated mystery.
A task where you need to come up with something new and original.
A task in which you help someone else.
A task that involves coordinating people and resources.
A task where everything needs to be sorted, corrected, and streamlined.

Which of these environments would you choose for daily work? A quiet place with access to many books.
A creative studio full of ideas and prototypes.
A workplace where people continuously communicate with each other.
Dynamic environment with constant challenges
Systematically organized and predictable environment

Imagine you are part of a project that is falling apart. How do you react? Think about what you need to learn from this.
You are trying to motivate the team and restore their desire to work.
Propose a new solution or an alternative approach.
You will create a step-by-step rescue plan.
You will focus on making people feel heard and respected.