Organize Your Skills

Skills are the foundation for securing a job within a career field. Learn to define and present skills, abilities, interests, and achievements to potential employers. Once skills are identified, appropriate job search goals can be set.

Organize Your Skills - Related Links

  • Identifying Your Skills (PDF, 388.1 KB)

    View information on what a skill is, why it is important to know your skills, and the three types of skills.

  • O*NET Code Connector

    Use this resource to access a job description, list of tasks, information on related occupations, and work content statements.

  • O*NET Online

    This comprehensive database of occupational information, including worker attributes and job characteristics, can be used for exploring occupations.

  • Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH)

    This online source of occupational information includes what workers do on the job, working conditions, training and education needed, and future job prospects.

  • Assessments

    Use these tools as a way to learn more about yourself and to help determine what occupations and work environments may be better suited for you.

  • Age is an Asset (PDF, 869.35 KB)

    View information on age-related issues including workplace trends, effects on older workers, and strategies for job seekers over 50.

  • CareerOneStop

    Use this workforce development portal to connect to relevant links, resources, and services for job seekers, employers, and workforce professionals.

  • Licensed and Certified Occupations in Georgia

    This publication lists specific information, including required examinations, about occupations that require licensing or certification in Georgia. (PDF)