Career Key

Author: Career Key's President and CEO, Juliet Wehr Jones, GCDF, J.D.

Monday, February 29, 2016

Career Assessment Matches Students to a College's Majors with New Career Key for Higher Education Tool

Holland career assessment leader Career Key announces a new "My College's Majors" tool that enables admissions, first year experience (FYE) and student success programs to match students to the programs and majors their school offers.

Career Key Discovery for Higher Education, "Leveling Up," includes this new tool. My College's Majors encourages greater student engagement and leads to more long-term benefits because students choose from and make their personality-major match to the most relevant education options to them - the ones offered by their institution.
Career Key Discovery for Higher Education

Studies show students who make this close Holland personality-major match are more likely to:
  1. Get higher grades,
  2. Stick with their major, and
  3. Graduate on time.
More details about personality-major match research and how students can benefit are available on the Career Key website and in two popular, free eBooks:

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Strengthening Career Well-Being: New tips and eBook from Career Key


Interested in strengthening your career well-being? Learn how with the new “Guide to Strengthening Career Well-Being”, a free downloadable eBook from Career Key. 
Career Well-Being
Career well-being: what is it and how do I strengthen it? (PDF)
In it, Career Key career assessment author Dr. Lawrence K. Jones and Juliet Wehr Jones, GCDF describe:
  • What career well being is, and
  • How it impacts your overall well-being, including your health and relationships.

Then they recommend practical ways to strengthen your career well-being to improve your overall health and happiness. 

Both the website article and eBook link to additional resources and recommended self-help activities on the Career Key website.

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