Goal I would like for you to look at another Career Assessment and Research tool

Goal
I would like for you to look at another Career Assessment and Research tool, California Career Zone. You may have already used and seen this before, but I’d like for you to see it again. There are a lot of similarities in the various Career Assessments I have shown you in class. This is because they all point to the O*Net which is the governmental site on Careers and Occupations. The various assessments I have given you are all designed to point to this website for Career and Occupation information with different web platforms and design tools to make it easier for your to research and find information. The reason why I am having you explore a variety of tools is so you can bookmark these and go back to them again and again during your college and career journey. You get to choose which ones to explore and go back to when you are searching, deciding and gathering information. Please log into California Career Zone and take a look at these features:
Instructions
First Time User Login:
Go to https://www.cacareerzone.org/Links to an external site.
Choose Register Here! and create a FREE account (don’t pay for anything)
Create an easy to remember portfolio account
Complete the Career Assessments: Choose Create Plan
Explore this section, choose one of the goals (or explore all of these goals). Take any relevant assessments. Save your Work.
Explore the icons on the top menu (Home, Career Hub, I Want too…)
Take some assessments in the Career Hub of your choice – you may have done this in “Create Plan”.
To EXIT close the website. All of the information you have completed will be saved under your name to view profile. I recommend saving your passwords so you can go back to this web portal when you do your final Career Research paper for this class.
Returning User Login:
Go to https://www.cacareerzone.org/Links to an external site.
Choose “Sign in Here” by entering username and password
View your profile and continue
Your portfolio is yours to use and refer to while in college. There are a number of other great tools you can utilize in California Career Zone. This is a great resource to research careers and colleges. Start your Career and College exploration and return to this site often.
Submission
Write a paragraph on what you learned and how this will benefit you with your career research. Remember that you can use this as one of your sources for your final career research paper. Happy researching!
Click on “REPLY” to respond to these questions (200 word post). Please submit your initial discussion post by Thursday at 11:59 pm. After you have posted, you will see other student posts.
Write two responses to other student posts (respond to two different student posts). Each response post needs to be 200 words. A response post can include similarities you noticed, suggestions that have helped you personally and/or questions you may have. Submit two responses to other student posts by Sunday at 11:59 pm. Please circle back to the responses on your post for maximum credit in the Discussion. See rubric for details.