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CIPSI: Career Interests, Preferences, and Strengths Inventory–Online Gary M. Clark • Katherine O. Synatschk • James R. Patton • Lawrence E. Steel Quick and effective strengths-based interest inventory for your students— user-friendly Online Version!
AGES: 11 years to adult READING LEVEL: 3.0 TESTING TIME: 15 to 30 minutes ADMINISTRATION: Individual or group Used by thousands of students since 2011, the Career Interests, Preferences, and Strengths Inventory (CIPSI) is now available online.
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FOUR SURVEYS, ONE INTEGRATED EXPERIENCE Help your students examine each of these facets—preferences, interests, strengths, and careers—separately, then in combination, and begin to explore the careers within the clusters aligned with their interests and strengths. REAL-TIME, RELEVANT OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION After completing each survey, students are shown vivid, on-screen results linking their choices to career descriptions and occupational information for further exploration. Each of the occupations of interest links directly to the O*NET Database. Easy-to- access, thorough information is instantly available to students. MEANINGFUL REPORTS Each completed survey generates personalized, in-depth, printable reports for the individ- ual student. Students also receive a full-color personalized, interactive Interpretive Report. Group reports are available also. Fifteen ready-to-use, reproducible career exploration and planning lessons are available in the Online Resources. Student reports include: • Personal Interests • Strengths • General Preferences • Careers • CIPSI Summary • Interpretive Report Administrator reports include: • Group Report • Passwords • Personalized CIPSI Form–Print Resources include: • 10 Exploring Careers Activities • 5 Planning for Careers Activities • Resource List for Students and Parents • Career List of 20 varied careers with educational requirements and SOC codes for each of the 16 Clusters CIPSI USER MANUAL The CIPSI User Manual helps teachers and counselors guide individuals and groups through the process of exploring, investigating, and planning for careers. ©2012 #14254 CIPSI: 25 Student Licenses + 25 Test Booklets . . . . . ...... $109.00
KEY FEATURES OF THE CIPSI: • Interests, preferences, and strengths in one set of surveys • Early exploration for students in middle school, and planning for older students • Quick, easy, and effective • Low-reading-level items • Use with computer, iPad, iPhone, or any device with Internet access • Administer to groups using the printable paper version with easy data entry
• Interactive Interpretive Report • 12-month subscription • CIPSI User Manual discusses the latest approaches to career counseling • Available in 25-count Inventory Booklet pack with online access for 25 students • Available in a money-saving 100-seat license with online access
This excellent career exploration tool is for students from fifth grade through high school and identifies personal interests, strengths, general preferences, and favored careers. Through the CIPSI analysis, the student’s choices are aligned with the U.S. Department of Education’s 16 Career Clusters. Career Clusters are groups of occupations and broad industries that share certain features. The 16 Career Clusters are: 1. Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources 2. Architecture & Construction 3. Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications 4. Business Management & Administration 5. Education & Training 6. Finance 7. Government & Public Administration 8. Health Science 9. Hospitality & Tourism 10. Human Services 11. Information Technology 12. Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security 13. Manufacturing 14. Marketing 15. Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics 16. Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Basing career awareness, career exploration, and career planning on the 16 Career Clusters allows students to identify a broad grouping of careers that match their interests, preferences, and strengths, and the CIPSI and offers a wide array of educational require- ments. Programs of study are increasingly being aligned with the 16 Career Clusters to guide students’ high school and college career exploration and planning experiences.
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#14259 CIPSI Online Access (100 seats) . . . . ..... $241.00 *Purchaser’s email is needed for product delivery.
BWAP:2: Becker Work Adjustment Profile: Second Edition Ralph L. Becker
Work Performance Skills. With the BWAP:2 you can accurately determine which of six placement work programs an individual will be successful in (Day Care, Work Activity, Low Sheltered, High Sheltered, Transitional, or Community-Competitive). The BWAP:2 also identifies which domains require support, and the level of assistance and/or aid (Limited, Low, Moderate, High, or Extensive work supports) an individual will need in order to be successful. COMPLETE BWAP:2 KIT INCLUDES: User’s Manual and 25 Test Booklets. (©2005) #15060 BWAP:2 Complete Kit $115.00 #15061 BWAP:2 User’s Manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ 64.00 #15062 BWAP:2 Test Booklets (25) . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... 58.00
AGES: 12 years through adult TESTING TIME: 20 minutes ADMINISTRATION: Individual
The Becker Work Adjustment Profile: Second Edition (BWAP:2) is a practical and easy-to-use rating scale and planning tool
that is designed for use with individuals with disabilities who are in transition from school to work or postsecondary training. It assesses work adjustment in four work- related areas: Work Habits/Attitudes, Interpersonal Relations, Cognitive Skills, and
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