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The O*NET-SOC Taxonomy, Content Model, and Database for Career Pathway Development The O*NET-SOC Taxonomy, Content Model, and Database for Career Pathway Development
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O*NET-SOC Taxonomy O*NET-SOC Taxonomy
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O*NET Content Model O*NET Content Model
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O*NET Database O*NET Database
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O*NET OnLine and Other Web-Based Resources O*NET OnLine and Other Web-Based Resources
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O*NET OnLine O*NET OnLine
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My Next Move My Next Move
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My Next Move for Veterans and Mi Próximo Paso My Next Move for Veterans and Mi Próximo Paso
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O*NET Assessment Tools and Web Services O*NET Assessment Tools and Web Services
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Users of O*NET Products and Data for Career Pathway Development Users of O*NET Products and Data for Career Pathway Development
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Virginia Education Wizard Virginia Education Wizard
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ASVAB Career Exploration Program ASVAB Career Exploration Program
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U.S. Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop U.S. Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop
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Center for Employability Outcomes Center for Employability Outcomes
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CareerZone CareerZone
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North Carolina Career Clusters Guide North Carolina Career Clusters Guide
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O*NET Related Occupation Matrices O*NET Related Occupation Matrices
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Summary and Future Research Summary and Future Research
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Note Note
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References References
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17 Using O*NET to Identify and Design Career Pathways
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Published:February 2020
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Abstract
Current, reliable occupational information is critical to the identification and design of pathways to and through careers. Data on more than 200 worker- and job-oriented descriptors in the Occupational Information Network (O*NET) database provide the foundation for career pathway construction by a variety of users. This chapter describes ways in which the O*NET database, products, and tools may be used on their own to identify and refine career pathways, as well as ways that workforce agencies, education systems, and federally sponsored programs have integrated the O*NET Content Model, database, and taxonomy in their career pathway systems, tools, and programs. The chapter concludes by describing planned efforts to enhance the value of the O*NET program for career pathway development.
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