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.
People often bring more experience than their records make visible. Examine how relevant activities, responsibilities, and evidence can support a clearer account of capability—and identify what requires further review before it informs a pathway decision.
Your experience does not become irrelevant when you change careers—it just needs to be understood in a new context. Learn how to uncover your transferable skills, connect them to real evidence, and communicate their value to prospective employers.
Your most valuable undergraduate experience may not come from a prestigious internship. Part-time work, volunteering, campus employment, and community involvement can all reveal meaningful capabilities when you describe the actual work and context clearly.
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