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	Step 1: Find an Occupation that is Right for You	November 21, 2009

Quick Index   Select a Subject - - - - - - - - Apprenticeships Child Care Cover Letters CT Employer Search Education Financial Aid Housing Internships Interviewing Job Outlook Job Search Tools Local Services Search Military Careers Negotiating Networking Résumés School to Career Self-Assessment Self Employment Training Transportation Veterans' Services What's Hot! What's Not! Workplace Laws/Regs.  5 Steps Find an Occupation that is Right for You Learn About an Occupation Search for Education & Training Search for Jobs & Employers Job Seeker Resources	The first step towards connecting with a job or career is to determine which occupation is a good match for your personality and the skills you possess. On this page you will find many links to tools to help you assess yourself in order to match your profile with an occupation.  Self-Assessment Tools     The Career Interest Checklist - A quick and easy checklist for you to find occupations to explore. Try to select at least 15 subjects or activities that interest you. TypeFocus Personality Profile - A quick and easy questionnaire that will help you discover your personality type. The Perfect Career Interest Inventory (PCII) - A 20-30 minute questionnaire that can determine your level of interest in each occupational field and provide a list of occupations matching your interests. The Career Interests Game - This game is designed to help you match your interests and skills with similar careers. It can help you begin thinking about how your personality will fit in with specific work environments and careers.	Articles of Interest What About Testing for a Person with a Disability? If I have a disability, should I still take career-related assessments? Skills Assessment Employment experts agree that skills identification is essential to a successful job search... Index of Articles

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