Transition-to-Work Inventory

Nonwork activities are matched to job options in this excellent self-administered and self-scored inventory. Created for a wide audience and non-gender specific, this test matches ratings of 84 nonwork activities to 14 major career interest areas, based on the Guide for Occupational Exploration (GOE). Users can review related education and training, and self-employment options, and list pros and cons of various possibilities in the space provided. The Transition-to-Work Inventory (TWI) can be used with a wide audience. It is written for individuals at the junior high school level or above, such as: Students in school-to-work programs; Clients in welfare-to-work programs; People transitioning from military to civilian careers; Ex-offenders in incarceration-to-work programs; Job seekers and career changers; People returning to the workforce; Clients in rehabilitation-to-work programs; People with little or no work experience; The inventory was tested on people from various situations and programs who were having problems getting employment. Information on the TWI's reliability and validity is posted at www.jist.com.Liptak, John J. is the author of 'Transition-to-Work Inventory', published 2003 under ISBN 9781593570750 and ISBN 1593570759.