 There are many separate components included in MassCIS.
These components can be divided into three groups: Occupations and
Employment; Education and Training; and Other CIS Components (largely
structured assessment tools). Brief descriptions of the components may be found below.
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| Occupations and Employment |
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Education and Training |
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Other CIS Components |
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occupations and learn job search skills. |
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Use these components to explore
training opportunities, schools, and financial aid. |
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Use these components to help your
clients identify the occupations that best suit them. |
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| Occupations |
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US Colleges & Universities |
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Assessment Link |
| Get detailed descriptions of
hundreds of occupations. |
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Get detailed information about two-
and four- year colleges and universities in the US. |
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Discover which occupations match
your test results. |
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| Occupation Sort |
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Mass Schools |
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Skills |
| Generate a list of occupations that
use your skills, abilities, and interests. |
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Get detailed information about
career training in Massachusetts |
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Identify occupations that match the
skills you want to use in your work. |
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| Military Careers |
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Undergraduate School Sort |
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O*NET Interest Profiler |
| Investigate career options in the
military. |
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Create a list of schools that match
your preferences. |
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Fill out this assessment on-line.
Identify your strongest work-related interests. Then explore occupations
that meet your interests. |
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| Job Search |
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Graduate School Sort |
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O*NET Work Importance
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| Learn how to write resumes and look for jobs. |
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Create a list of graduate schools that match
your preferences. |
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Fill out this assessment on-line. Identify the
importance of work values to you. Then explore occupations that match your
values. |
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| Keep That Job |
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Programs of Study |
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| Find out real-life skills to help
you keep your job |
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Find out real-life skills to help
you keep your job. Investigate admission requirements, coursework, and other
information about instructional programs. |
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| Working for Yourself |
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Financial Aid |
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Take a quiz to explore if
self-employment is right for you.
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Investigate forms of financial
help, such as scholarships and loans. |
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| Non-Traditional Employment |
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Financial Aid |
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Contact Information |
Find out which jobs have a low
number of women workers. Learn why women should and how they can enter these
jobs.
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Generate a list of scholarships and
loans that you may qualify for. |
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Contact: Pete Maloy
Email: Jmaloy@detma.org
Telephone: 617 626-5725
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