This study guide for teacher aides is one of a 4-volume series to be used in an in-service program designed to create an awareness in teacher aides, teachers, and administrators of the potential contribution of teacher aides to career education. (The other three volumes are a coordinator's manual and the separate programs for teachers and for administrators.) The guide is designed to accompany slide/tape presentations and consists of four modules: The Role of the Teacher Aide in Career Education, Role Identification and Team Building Skills, Communication Skills, and Instruction Techniques Relevant to Career Education. Module I is divided into the subtopics: Are Teacher Aides Necessary?, Teacher Aide Tasks, and The Role of Teacher Aides. Module II subtopics are: Your Role as a Team Member and How to Become a Better Team Member. Each subtopic in Modules I and II includes stated purpose, a review of related slide/tape presentation, and learning activities. Module III includes the above components plus some background information on developing communication skills. Module IV introduces some instructional techniques with examples of how they might be used in career education programs. An overview, related activities, and learning activities are included for the following techniques: study trips, resource persons, interviewing, group discussions, role playing, and audiovisual equipment. (NJ)