Educator Resources
Welcome Educators!
We believe that the Career Catalyst is a powerful resource for students to use on their own, however, having an adult to guide and facilitate the experience with reflective and collaborative activities can empower learners to go further with their career exploration process. Be sure to check out the Changemaker Wall to see how students are articulating their desire to bring change to the world through school and work.
The lesson plans below offer enrichment and group activities as well as strategies for curriculum integration.
Introductory Resources
Educator Guide
How to approach the Career Catalyst and use the lesson plans
Getting Started with the Career Catalyst
Foundation for career awareness, exploration, and planning
Know Yourself Lesson Plans
Standalone Lessons
Increase engagement AS STUDENTS DO each Know Yourself activity
Interest Profiler/Interest Results
Connect to Your World
Career Profiles
Changemaker Statement
Enrichment Activities
Use AFTER STUDENTS COMPLETE all Know Yourself activities
Connect with Others Lesson Plans
Standalone Lessons
Guide students as they engage in each Connect with Others activity
The Career Catalyst has been used in classrooms and community-based organizations for students aged 14 to 24 since 2013.
"By incorporating Green 360 in our Green Cadre Work Readiness course we give our students the tools and processes to better understand the environmental challenges society faces, build a network of experts, mentors, and collaborators, and investigate how they might discover and pursue a career that can make a difference in a way that is meaningful and rewarding to them."
— Teacher
"I work with educators all over the country and I have never heard of a program as innovative and unique as Green 360."
— President, CEO, Green Schools National Network
License for use: All lesson plans on the Site are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Users may: (1) Share—copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format and (2) Adapt—remix, transform, and build upon the materials.