Which term describes the international future outlook for a given career?

• A. Career Outlook
• B. International Career Outlook
• C. Career Pathways
• D. Occupational Outlook Handbook

Answer: (B)

The main idea is the global view of how a career is expected to develop across countries. The term that fits this focus is International Career Outlook, because it signals looking beyond a single country to the worldwide job market—showing where demand for skills exists, where opportunities might be found, and how mobility and global trends shape a career’s future.

Career Outlook on its own is generic and can refer to prospects within one country, not necessarily worldwide. Career Pathways describes the routes someone can take through roles and training, not the overall future demand. The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a specific reference work that contains outlook data, rather than a phrase describing the international perspective itself.