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Many capable people do not know the language employers use for the strengths they already possess. Career Discovery helps you recognize transferable skills, explore career matches and discover occupations you may never have considered.
Career Discovery · Assessment & Interest Tools
Discover first. Assess next. Explore what the results reveal.
Career discovery and assessment belong in one journey. No single tool can define you, so compare repeated themes and use those clues to research occupations that fit your interests, skills, experience and priorities.
Experience can take a new form
Your abilities may fit work you have never considered.
Assessment results can reveal transferable strengths and open the door to occupations, industries and training pathways that were not previously on your radar.
O*NET Interest Profiler
Answer 30 questions about activities you might enjoy and receive career suggestions connected to your interest pattern.
Free · About 5 minutes · U.S. Department of LaborStart the free tool ↗02WORKPLACE SKILLSCareerOneStop Skills Matcher
Rate yourself on 40 practical workplace skills and compare your responses with occupations that use similar abilities.
Free · Self-rating tool · CareerOneStopStart the free tool ↗03WORK VALUESWork Values Matcher
Rank 20 statements to identify what matters most to you at work—such as independence, support, recognition or working conditions.
Free · Values-focused · CareerOneStopStart the free tool ↗04TRANSFERABLE SKILLSmySkills myFuture
Enter a current or former job to discover different careers that use many of the same skills and experience you already possess.
Free · Especially helpful for career changers · U.S. DOLStart the free tool ↗05CAREER EXPLORATIONMy Next Move
Search, browse or explore more than 900 occupations, including required preparation, typical tasks, salaries and outlook information.
Free · Occupation explorer · U.S. Department of LaborStart the free tool ↗06VETERAN SKILLSMy Next Move for Veterans
Enter a military occupation to identify related civilian careers and understand how service experience may transfer to the workforce.
Free · Military-to-civilian matching · U.S. DOLStart the free tool ↗