Career planning and development tools
Make a more informed decision about your career choice
If you’re looking to enhance your career or make a bold change, our career-planning and exploration tools can help. Right now, you can try out the complimentary resources below to get a head start on identifying your interests and researching careers. Once you're a student, you'll be able to access our full spectrum of resources to help prepare you for a career, and map out a comprehensive plan to get you there.
Get an idea of how our career-planning tools can assist you.
What most interests you? What occupations best fit them? What University degrees align with these careers? Uncover your passions and preferences with our Career Interest Profiler.
Get the big picture on your
chosen career
What’s the job market like for your desired or best-fit career in your area? What qualifications and education do you need? Find out using real-time, trusted labor market data with our Job Market Research tool.
As a student, you'll be able to access these tools and resources:
- Resumé writing — Upload a current resumé, or create a new one, and optimize it for your desired career.
- Job Market Research tools — Review current labor data for your desired geographic area; discover job skills matches and gaps; conduct career searches by location, education level and other criteria.
- Career articles — Browse a variety of topics to help you in your job search.
- Career communities — Network with more than 600,000 professionals on the PhoenixConnect® academic social network.
- Corporate partners — Find job opportunities posted by leading companies.
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