Tools to help you prepare for and find your next career opportunity.
Search for paid work opportunities with these job search engines:
Looking for ways to gain more experience? Check here for non-paid volunteer opportunities:
Here are two different types of career assessments:
Holland Code (RIASEC), based on your interests
Myers-Briggs, based on your personality
The idea behind the Holland Code is that your interests are the best predictor of your career success. You can take the assessment to get a 3-letter code that helps you match your personal interests to the different types of jobs. Chose one of the following versions:
Takes 5-10 minutes
Rate tasks based on enjoyment
Struggling to find ways to talk about your strengths and challenges? The Myers-Briggs assessment can help give you insight about yourself: what you're great at and what you might need to improve. You can also explore related jobs.
GED stands for General Education Development, which is a group of four subject tests that you can take. If you pass them, you will earn the certificate stating you have high-school level academic skills. It is an alternative to a high school diploma, and you can earn it at any age.
Twin Cities locations offering GED, ESL and other education and professional certifications include:
Metro North Adult Basic Education
Offerings: ESL, GED, Adult Diploma, Driver’s Education, US Citizenship, Food Certification, CDL, TEAS preparation, Computer Skills
Metro South Adult Basic Education
Offerings: ESL, GED, Adult Diploma, Career Pathways, College Preparation
Offerings: ELL, GED, Adult Diploma, Math, College Preparation, Job Training Classes
Earning a new certificate or credential can be challenging. You can maximize your opportunities for success by taking practice tests to see how well you've remembered what you're studying.
Learn and develop the skills needed to advance in work and life by exploring hundreds of free educational topics: get started here
