“There are a number of books that have
addressed students’ transition…this
is different because it is designed to help
the tentative and the largely less informed
student navigate the basic steps of this uncertain
process…The book’s strength is
its plucky, scrappy, boot-strapping spirit.
It is hard not to like Jell’s earnest
and sincere interest in helping young people…This
book is an impassioned plea from an ardent
believer...his intended audience will care
a great deal about his personal story, which
is a source of authority. Jell offers himself
as the savvy, caring, straight talking big
brother you wish you had…it is no wonder
he is a motivational speaker.”
Journal
of College Student Development review
“John Jell has filled a critical
need by producing a tool that helps young people
connect what they are learning to what they hope
to do in the future.”
Ms. J.D.
Hoye, President, Keep the Change, Inc. and former
Director, National School To Work Office
“John Jell has
written a useful and highly readable book that
should help students find their way through
the thicket of decisions that face young people
as they try to decide what they want to be when
they grow up. This book should prove useful
to students, parents and counselors.”
Dr. Paul Houston,
Executive Director, American Association of
School Administrators
“John Jell’s book
provides a wealth of knowledge and is a valuable
tool in helping students transition from school
to the workforce.”
Ms. Jean Buckley,
President, Future Business Leaders of America
“From School
To A Career provides practical advice to young
people that is easy to understand and useful
to their pursuits. I especially like the section
on co-curricular student activities, which shows
the many skills learned through participation
in student activities and their relationship
to a successful career.”
Mr. Rocco
Marano, Director of Student Activities &
National Honor Society, Ntl. Assoc. of Secondary
School Principals
“This book is a wonderful tool for
students beginning to explore career options
– necessary at the high school level to
prepare for work and further education. It is
also a must read for counselors, advisors as
well as teachers. Employers will look forward
to hiring such prepared young people.”
Ms. Deanna Hanson, C.E.O., Linking Education
& Economic Development (Sacramento)
“John Jell tells
a personal story about common sense action plans
and real world applications that will help prepare
any student or young adult for a successful
career. His ideas and experiences are excellent
and provide solid advice”
Dr. John
A. Lammel, Past President, National Assoc. of
Secondary School Principals
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