Career Readiness Calculator

Therefore, a Career Readiness Calculator is such a really useful thingy on the web that it tests how job-ready you are or how ready you are to advance in your job. It looks at stuff you know, what you’ve done, who you know, and how good you are at your job to give you a score that helps you figure out what you’re good at and what you still need to work on to get where you wanna go.

• Learn how prepared you are for work or to find a better job
• Discover what you're lacking and what to improve on
• Set goals that aren’t too easy or too hard
• Plan stuff to get better at your job
• Feel more confident when you go for a job or want a promotion

They have different types for different groups of individuals, like students, seekers of jobs, or career switchers. Each one of them takes into account different factors that are important for those respective groups to know how ready they are.

• Student Calculator - Lets you know if you're prepared for internships or your first job when you graduate from school.
• Job Seeker Calculator - Allows you to search and determine if you're prepared for a job you want to pursue.
• Career Transition Calculator - Tells you how ready you are to transition into a new job or career.
• Leadership Calculator - Asks whether you could be a boss or big shot at work.
• Entrepreneur Calculator - Helps you figure out if you’re ready to start your own business.

You simply fill in some information on your school career, work experience, how skilled you are at things you need to be skilled at in order to do your job, and who you know who might be able to assist you. Then it does some maths magic and provides you with a score that indicates how prepared you are for your dream job and what you need to do to improve.

• Considers everything that you have to do and learn for your work
• Let's you choose what's valuable to your career
• Demonstrates you what you're good and bad at
• Provides you with advice on how to improve
• Works on your computer, tablet, or phone

1. Say what school work you've done and any additional certificates you hold.
2. Put down how many years you've worked and what you've done.
3. Rate how good you are at the skills you need for your job.
4. Tell it about the people who can help you get a job (like references).
5. Click the "Calculate" button to find your score and recommendations.
6. Review the results and experiment with the information to determine how to do better.

1. It’s like a map for your career
2. Helps you see what you need to work on to improve in your job
3. Makes you appear better when you're applying for a job
4. You can see your progress moving forward