Short videos and tools to help you explore career options and make the most of what
Career Services offers.
Navigating Online Resources
Not sure where to start your career search? This short video features Sharon, a member
of Career Services, walking you through how to use online resources to explore your
career interests and options.
MyMajors Assessment
Not sure which program or career path is right for you? The short MyMajors Career Assessment video explains how the MyMajors self-assessment works and how to use your results
to explore programs at CCRI.
How to Make a Career Choice
Understanding yourself is the first step in choosing a career that fits. A good self-assessment
looks at four areas:
Values: What matters most to you in a job? Think about things like salary, location, opportunities
for growth, creativity, or whether you prefer working independently or as part of
a team.
Interests: What kinds of work draw you in? Interests can be grouped into four areas — working
with Things, Data, People, or Ideas.
Personality Style: How do you make decisions, take in information, and interact with the world around
you? Understanding your personality style can help you identify work environments
where you'll feel comfortable and motivated.
Skills: What are you good at now — and what skills do you want to build? Both current strengths
and future goals matter here.
Watch this short video for a six-minute overview of self-assessment and a look at
the career services available to you at CCRI.
TypeFocus: Online Career Assessment
TypeFocus is a free online tool that helps you explore careers based on your personality
and strengths. To get started, go to typefocus.com and enter the CCRI access code (Knights) when prompted.
How to Use Handshake
Handshake is CCRI's job and internship search platform. Review the video below to get started.
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