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| | Skills
Search
Create a list of
skills you have or plan to acquire, then find occupations that match most of
your skills.
Try experimenting by choosing different skills sets and exploring your results.
Step 1: Create your skills list.
- Select skills from
one or more of the six skill groups below. Start by selecting as many skills
as you have or plan to acquire. If you select only a few general skills
(especially Basic Skills), you might get a large number of occupations that
match your list.
- Then click on Find
Occupations to continue.
Skill Search Results:
You have selected the following skills: (Copy and paste
skills)
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Job Zones
A job zone is a group of occupations that are similar in these
ways:
- how most people get into the work,
- how much overall experience people need to do the work,
- how much education people need to do the work, and
- how much on-the-job training people need to do the work.
The five Job Zones are:
- Job Zone 1 - occupations that need Little or No
preparation (High School diploma)
- Job Zone 2 - occupations that need Some preparation
(Further training after high school)
- Job Zone 3 - occupations that need Medium
preparation (2 year degree)
- Job Zone 4 - occupations that need Considerable
preparation (2 or 4 year degree)
- Job Zone 5 - occupations that need Extensive
preparation (4 year degree)
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