Similar skills or job titles do not establish a workable career transition. This module helps regional partners compare actual work, identify potentially transferable experience, clarify additional preparation, and validate assumptions with workers and destination employers.
Similar skills or job titles do not establish a workable career transition. This module helps regional partners compare actual work, identify potentially transferable experience, clarify additional preparation, and validate assumptions with workers and destination employers.
A shared job title does not always describe shared work. This module helps employers and regional partners clarify the activities, capabilities, entry expectations, and evidence relevant to priority roles before designing preparation or assessing readiness.
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