Free Career Match Site for Middle/High School Students

Myverse is an online/mobile resource starting with Middle/High School students where they match students in under one minute with an 85-90% accuracy to 1-5 careers.  The site then shows the matched careers in a video format.  The site also matches the students to a major/course and then matches them to a college or community college.

In addition, Myverse is adding tools in finance, health, personal growth, cultures and lots more.

This is a free site:  click here  

Welcome to Connecticut CEC DCDT Conference Attendees

Welcome to Connecticut - we hope you enjoy your stay!

In honor of your conference down in Mystic, our blog post is featuring transition and school to work sites you might like to check out or revisit! There are lots of listings on the web, however, we decide on a few we like or visit. Some have resources (some you can download), links, info for parents, students, professionals and lots of other stuff.

Here goes:

DCDT's own site (big surprise here!) www.dcdt.org/transitionresources.cfm
NICHCY's site: www.nichcy.org/educatechildren/transition_adulthood/pages/basics.aspx
ILI (Independent Living Institute): www.independentliving.org/
LifeSkills4kids.com: www.lifeskills4kids.com/acorn.php
NCSET (National Center on Secondary Education and Transition): http://ncset.org/
JAN (Job Accommodation Network): http://askjan.org/
AHEAD (Association on Higher Education and Disability): www.ahead.org/students-parents/transitions
PACER Center Champions for Children with Disabilities: www.pacer.org/publications/transition.asp
Support for Families of Children with Disabilities: www.supportforfamilies.org/internetguide/transition.html
NCWD (National Collaborative on Workforce and Disability): http://www.ncwd-youth.info/
LDonline: www.ldonline.org/indepth/transition
AccessCAREERS: www.washington.edu/doit/Careers/k12.html
Disability.gov: www.disability.gov/home/i_want_to/learn_about_transition_services_for_youth
Think College! College Options for People with Intellectual Disabilities: http://thinkcollege.net/


You might also want to check out this series of article recently from Edutopia:
How Career Tech is Merging with College Prep: www.edutopia.or/stw-career-techincal-education-resources

In addition, check out the previous posting. We listed some of the newer resources in the SERC Library.

Enjoy your conference and we hope you get to see some of the uniqueness of Mystic and Connecticut!