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Plan a Career
Career planning can be separated into three component parts:
- Rating what aspects of work are most important
- Selection of the kinds of occupations that match that rating
- Understanding the education and training required to reach that goal
Use WISCareers to figure out what things about yourself, and your skills and interests that result in satisfying employment. (WISCareers requires a no-cost registration).
Exploration of the occupations that match your skills and interests isn't hard. Use state tools like these career videos, WISCareers, or national tools like Career OneStop, to close-in on your goals.
Review the wages section of this web site for the facts over to expect for future earnings. Knowledge of the salary expected in a career choice is an important consideration.
Wisconsin has specific career exploration resources for young people under 18 years of age.