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Career Plan

The Career Plan is the culminating report that summarizes the participant’s activity results, presents recommended occupations based on those results, and offers suggestions for next steps in the participant’s journey to their next job.


The Career Plan unlocks when a participant completes Step 2 (Career Interests). Once unlocked, the Career Plan continues to update with each new completed activity.
The My Work Ready Career Plan introduction, providing an overview of the information contained in the Career Plan
Summary of Results
Explanation of Results
Recommendations
Next Steps
Summary of Results

This section provides a detailed breakdown of the participant's scores in each of the Work Ready Soft Skills and Work Ready Academic Skills diagnostic assessments, their answers to the Career Interests surveys and Financial Reality Check, and their progress in the Soft Skills and Academic Skills training modules. This information continues to update as participants complete or retake activities.

Scrolling view of the Summary of Results section in the Career Plan
Explanation of Results
This section displays the participant's Career Readiness Index (CRI), an indicator of the participant's readiness to recommended careers based on the results of their My Work Ready activities. The participant's CRI score increases with each activity the participant completes. Higher activity scores result in a higher CRI. Explanation of Results includes detailed explanations of each module:
  • Work Ready Soft Skills: Explains the importance of soft skills in the workplace and in life. If the participant did not reach mastery in the soft skills modules, they will be prompted with a recommendation to complete the Essential Soft Skills training (optional).
  • Career Interests: Explains the three Career Interests modules—My Interests, My Occupations, and My Work Values. 
  • My Interests: Provides an explanation of each of the six interest categories—Social, Conventional, Enterprising, Artistic, Realistic, and Investigative.
  • My Occupations: Provides a list of recommended occupations that match the preferences the participant identified in the other surveys. 
  • My Work Values: Provides an explanation of the six work value categories—Achievement, Independence, Recognition, Relationships, Support, and Working Conditions.
  • Financial Reality Check: Walks the participant through the results of their Reality Check activity and shows the annual salary they need to support their lifestyle.
  • Work Ready Academic Skills: Explains the achievement levels in the Work Ready Academic Skills Training and how they correspond to career pathways. Depending on their posttest results, the participant may be prompted to continue through the training and achieve higher scores so they can match with more higher level occupations.
Recommendations

This section provides a list of recommended occupations based on the participant's activity results in Work Ready Soft Skills, Career Interests, Financial Reality Check, and Work Ready Academic Skills. This information can also be found in the Careers section of My Work Ready.

The Recommendations section in the Career Plan, displaying a list of recommended occupations
Next Steps
This section provides a list of suggested actions the participant can take to further prepare them for a career. Participants are encouraged to explore the O*NET Jobs Database to learn more about their recommended occupations, search job boards for local employment opportunities, work on crafting their resumé, and create a LinkedIn profile to build their professional network. It is also recommended that participants periodically revisit the training modules and Career Interest surveys to reassess their goals and career plan.
The Next Steps section in the Career Plan, displaying a list of suggested activities for the job seeker to complete
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