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SIGI PLUS Program Overview

SIGI PLUS® educational and career planning software integrates self-assessment with in-depth and up-to-date career information that is easy to use and provides students and adults with a realistic view of the best educational and career options for their future success.

The program is based on Educational Testing Service (ETS) research, is updated annually, and provides links to the best educational and career planning Web sites available. SIGI PLUS for Windows and the Internet are licensed nationwide to institutions, states, one-stop career centers, libraries, and community-based organizations, and others. ETS offers this product to help you better prepare for tomorrow, today.

The SIGI PLUS system is divided into nine sections. Each section is related to a stage in making a career decision. You can go through the entire program or get just the information you need.

Introduction

bullet graphic Learn how simple the system is to use.
bullet graphic Get an overview of the SIGI PLUS program and learn how it recommends a pathway suited to your particular needs.
bullet graphic Get some information about tech prep. (Windows Version)

Self-Assessment
bullet graphic Evaluate your work-related values, interests, and skills. With the help of a Values card game, explore your work-related values in greater depth.
bullet graphic Examine your interests by field of knowledge and types of work-related activities.

Search

bullet graphic Create a personalized list of occupations based on your values, interests, skills, and level of education.
bullet graphic Perform a "negative" search--i.e., remove from the list occupations with features you wish to avoid.
bullet graphic Search for occupations based on a major field of study.
bullet graphic Choose a tech prep cluster and see a list of related occupations. (Windows Version)

Information

bullet graphic Get answers to as many as 27 questions about each occupation.
bullet graphic Compare occupations.
bullet graphic See customized information particular to your local area that may have been added by your institution. (Windows Version)

Skills

bullet graphic Learn what skills are needed in an occupation and whether you have those skills.
bullet graphic Examine your skills and workstyle for managerial and supervisory positions.

Preparing

bullet graphic Learn about the education and/or training requirements and the skills needed for chosen occupations.
bullet graphic Estimate your chances of completing such preparation.
bullet graphic Get help in selecting a college or graduate school(optional).

Coping

bullet graphic Receive practical advice on securing financial aid, managing time, finding daycare facilities, relocating, working at home, and getting credit for learning through experience.
bullet graphic Get information on relevant local services. (Windows Version)

Deciding

bullet graphic Weigh the potential rewards and chances for success in your chosen career.
bullet graphic Evaluate up to three career choices at a time, including the work you're currently doing.

Next Steps

bullet graphic Establish short-range goals and outline steps that must be taken to achieve those goals.
bullet graphic Get tips on developing new skills, building a network of contacts, writing a resume and cover letter, and applying for jobs.
bullet graphic Make use of sample resumes provided.

Power Up to a Brighter Future with SIGI PLUS!
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