Identifying Skills and Interests

The mission of WISCareers is to facilitate lifelong career development, a meaningful work life, and a sound economic future for all Wisconsin residents. A no-cost registration is required. It features high quality career development resources and services in these areas:

Assessments
Occupations
Education
Job Seeking
Budgeting

Take the WISCareers Career Planning 1-2-3 exploration to get started.

Career One Stop contains many career resources from the federal Department of Labor. Among its assessment tools are:

Employability Checkup provides you with a snapshot of your ability to find a specific occupation at a specific wage and geographical location.
Skills Profiler helps you identify your skills, find occupations and determine your skill gaps.
Skills Center lets you assess your skills, learn about basic skills, and more.
Testing and Assessments Center. Discover how you can use self-assessments tools and standardized tests.

Identifying Basic Jobs Skills

Wisconsin Job Centers have a variety of publications to help you get connected to the world of work These include basic job readiness skills.

For more on other job seeking and career publications see Job Center Publications.