Services

People may seek career counseling at various points in their lives, including:

• Before entering the workforce (high school or college students)

• During career transitions (changing careers or job loss)

• When feeling stuck or unsatisfied with their current job

• For guidance on further education or training

Some common tools and assessments used in career counseling include

• Personality tests (e.g., Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, DISC)

• Interest inventories (e.g., Holland Code, Strong Interest Inventory)

• Aptitude tests

• Skills assessments

• Values clarification exercises

Yes, career counselors often assist with job search strategies, including

• Crafting a professional resume and cover letter

• Developing an effective job search plan

• Preparing for job interviews

• Building a strong professional network (both online and in person)

• Evaluating job offers

• Self-awareness: It helps individuals better understand their skills, interests, and values.

• Guided decision-making Offers structured guidance for making major career decisions.

• Confidence: Provides clarity, helping individuals feel more confident in their career choices.

• Goal setting: Helps individuals set realistic and achievable career goals.

• Improved job satisfaction: Ensures a better match between one’s career and personal aspirations.