This curriculum guide for high school Latin courses emphasizes the usefulness of a knowledge of Latin for career preparation. As a supplement to standard Latin textbooks, a variety of classroom material is offered. The instructional approach revolves around the relation of English and Latin vocabulary acquisition and etymological knowledge on the one hand to career preparation and the vocabulary of specific careers on the other. The following career areas are discussed: mathematics, modern technologies, law, medicine, pure and applied sciences, music, archaeology, business, and religion. Exercises include matching and fill-in-the blank assignments, and word puzzles. The suggested methodology provides for individual student research into occupational areas of interest, student-assisted preparation of classroom aids, and group projects to further career awareness. A variety of instructional aids from commercial and non-commercial sources are recommended. Provision is made for instruction at the beginning and advanced levels. As an example for advanced instruction; a mini-course on Cicero and his relation to contemporary government is described. (JB)