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Program Contents: Package of 25, 12-panel foldout 8.5" X 11" form

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Copyright Date: 2008

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How do you find jobs for people with little or no work experience? Let them walk through these easy, self-scoring, career assessment inventory!

Job seekers rate their Likes-Dislikes in 96 non-work activities. Then they trace scores to 16 career interest areas, or clusters based on the US Department of Education and used in the New Guide for Occupational Exploration.

These 16 Career Clusters are:

• Agriculture and Natural Resources
• Architecture and Construction
• Arts and Communication
• Business and Administration
• Education and Training
• Finance and Insurance
• Government and Public Administration
• Health Science
• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation
• Human Service
• Information Technology
• Law and Public Safety
• Manufacturing
• Retail and Wholesale Sales and Service
• Scientific Research, Engineering, and Mathematics
• Transportation

A "Career Exploration Chart" provides a starting point for discovering employment and education options, and a "Career Planning Guide" helps individuals carefully consider the next steps in their transition. Additional sources of information are provided, as well as space for career journaling.

Not only for people with little or no work experience, but can be used with:

• Job Seekers and Career Changers
• People returning to the workforce
• Clients in rehabilitation-to-work programs
• Students in school-to-work programs
• Clients in welfare-to-work programs
• People transitioning from military to civilian careers
• Ex-offenders in incarceration-to-work programs