SEOP

"The SEOP process provides opportunities for students to discover and celebrate the characteristics that make them unique. As counselors, we can help students
understand how to use this information to develop a unique and personalized
plan for life/career success."
Kristine Dobson, Utah Career Resource Network

Utah Model for Comprehensive Counseling and
Guidance: K-12 Programs - PDF

Individual student planning in Utah is recognized as the SEP/SEOP process, which consists of school counselors coordinating ongoing systemic activities designed to help individual students establish personal goals and develop future plans. School counselors coordinate activities that help all students plan, monitor, and manage their own learning as well as meet competencies in the areas of:

-Academic/Learning Development
-Life/Career Development
-Multicultural/Global Citizen Development
-Personal/Social Development

RESOURCES

• CTE Delivery Truck and Trailer
    -CTE Delivery Truck Notepad, English - PDF
    -CTE Delivery Truck 11 x 17 Poster, English - PDF
    -CTE Trailer 11 x 17 Poster, English - PDF
    -CTE Delivery Truck Notepad, Spanish - PDF
    -CTE Delivery Truck 11 x 17 Poster, Spanish - PDF
    -CTE Trailer 11 x 17 Poster, Spanish - PDF
  
  
• CTE Pathways Student Guide Training Video (Featuring Lynn Meek) - SWF
• Individual Planning and SEP/SEOP - PDF
• Performance Review Standard X, Career Exploration and Development - PDF
• Performance Review Standard XI, SEP/SEOP Process - PDF
• Student Outcomes: Standards and Competencies - PDF

DOWNLOADS

• Preparing for Life After High School
  A brochure with a target audience of students in grade 8 and parents or guardians, informing them of issues, time-lines, and opportunities for post-high school planning. This document is currently being updated and will be made available for download upon completion.

• SEOP Brochure - PDF
  A tri-fold publication with a target audience of parents, students, and school personnel informing them of the benefits of a successful SEOP (Student Education Occupation Plan) experience.  

Updated April 22, 2009