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CareerOneStop Overview Workforce Professionals video with Audio Description

CareerOneStop Overview Workforce Professionals video with Audio Description

CareerOneStop Overview Workforce Professionals video with Audio Description


Welcome! This version of the video is identical in content but includes short audio descriptions of what appears onscreen. These descriptive segments are in a different voice. During these segments the video is blank.

From CareerOneStop’s homepage, the screen scrolls to the footer, returns to the top, and selects Explore Careers.

CareerOneStop is a suite of free websites that help people explore careers, find training, and search for jobs.

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, all resources use trustworthy data and offer information for all 50 states and U.S. territories.

Workforce professionals and teachers are important users of CareerOneStop, and this video will introduce you to key tools and resources for your work.

Let’s start with the Explore Careers section.

Here you’ll find resources to identify careers that may be a good fit, research those options, and plan a career path.

On the Explore Careers page, Self-Assessment links appear. The video shows three assessment tools, then opens the Interest Assessment results.

The link for Actors is selected from the results page, which opens the Occupation Profile for Actors.

You’ll find three free assessments – the Interest Assessment, Skills Matcher, and Work Values Matcher.

They’re quick and easy to take, with results that list matching careers.

You can save your results, or print, download, or email them, as with all CareerOneStop tools.

To research careers, you’ll find profiles of more than 900 occupations, with details including a career video, job outlook, typical pay, and the education needed to get started in the field.

The video displays the Video Library’s Career Cluster page.

For broader exploration, career cluster videos show groups of related occupations.

The video displays the Find Training section, and then the Local Training Finder results, the Scholarship Finder listings, and finally Certification Finder search results.

The Find Training section describes different types of credentials and the resources that can help people pay for them.

You can look up training and degree programs, search for scholarships, or learn about in-demand certifications.

The video displays the Job Search section and enters “carpenters” in the Search Jobs box.

In the Job Search section, you’ll find tips and tools to help clients learn how to network, create a resume, or interview successfully.

And the Job Finder offers daily updates of authenticated job postings via the National Labor Exchange.

The video opens Find Local Help, shows Employment and Training Programs, then displays the American Job Center, Youth Program, and Unemployment Benefits finders.

In Find Local Help, view contact information for local and state workforce programs, American Job Centers, youth or reentry employment programs, unemployment benefits, and more.

The video opens the Toolkit section, compares the salaries of carpenters and plumbers in Minnesota, shows the Business Finder, then launches Veterans Job Matcher and enters a military occupational code to show matching occupations.

Use the Toolkit to access all data tools on the site. You’ll be able to identify and compare wages for different occupations and locations on the Salary Finder.

Research more than 12 million employers and target job searches using the Business Finder. And help veterans find their civilian career matches with Veterans Job Matcher.

The video opens the Resources For section, displays an image of the 55+ section, the Get My Future portal, and the Justice-Impacted Job Seekers portal.

In the Resources For section, you’ll find targeted resources for groups such as 55+ workers, youth, veterans, and justice-impacted job seekers.

The video moves to the website header, clicks Login, shows a sample account profile, selects Español to view the site in Spanish, scrolls to the footer, opens Web API, and then visits Outreach Materials.

Features to enhance your use of CareerOneStop include:

  • User accounts to save assessment results, job searches and more.
  • Site translation into Spanish.
  • Data downloads and APIs to publish CareerOneStop data and tools on your website.
  • And in Outreach Materials, you’ll find brochures, posters, and PowerPoints free to use in your workshops, classes and other services.

Finally, keep up on CareerOneStop updates with the Connections newsletter.