intoCareers

Lifelong Tools for Career Readiness

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Your students’ career journeys change throughout their lives and we are with them each step of the way. Our K-12 suite guides students through developmentally designed activities to learn more about themselves, their options, and make a plan for high school and beyond.

Programs can be licensed for K-12 state-wide implementation, or by an individual district, school, or education organization. Once established, a student's portfolio can remain with them as they progress through each grade, allowing them to revisit and reflect on past self-surveys, resumes, and career development activities.

Our Tools Include

Portfolio Continuity

Portfolio continuity is a cornerstone of intoCareers. A student's account stays with them as they grow. When they save careers, schools, scholarships, reflections, and resumes, they build a library of knowledge that they can draw on for years to come.

Curriculum

K-12 curriculum has a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles and interests. These range from individual projects, presentations, group discussions, and role-play scenarios. Curriculum includes variations to make lessons flexible and customizable for each classroom.

Reporting

Reporting is integrated at every level, from K-12. Counselors, teachers, administrators, and districts can generate reports to see individual, group, grade, or aggregate data on self-survey results, favorited items, career plan completion, and more!

Single Sign On & Rostering

We have several options to create accounts- choose what works best for your state, school, or district! Create accounts directly in CIS 360 or integrate with SSO and Rostering with Classlink or Clever.

English/Spanish

Career Trek is available with text and audio in both English and Spanish. CIS 360 includes self-survey audio in both English and Spanish, as well as text features that translate to Spanish.

Customizable Career Plans

Career Plan is a customizable list of activities that guide students through CIS 360. Create middle school and high school career plans that align with state, district, or school goals.

Explore our K-12 Tools

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​​Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Trek into a simple and fun exploration of careers, community, and self-discovery! This adventure has a stop along the way for each grade with games, interactive art, and multimedia to keep students engaged. Career Trek includes curriculum to use before, during, and after completing the program. 


Best of all, it is available with all text, audio, and curriculum in English and Spanish.

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Start Trekkin to learn about Careers, Community, and Self-Discovery

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Discoverer

Students are introduced to the concept of community and careers around them.

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Scout

Students learn about themselves and careers based on the concepts of People, Ideas and Things.

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Navigator

Students explore and identify work values that are important to them.

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Explorer

Students learn about career characteristics, like work setting, number use, wages, activity, and more.

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Pathfinder

Students connect how interests and personality types map to careers.

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Trekker

Students learn about employability skills and how different careers require different skills.

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​​CIS 360 Middle School

Your students have many interests, hobbies, and experiences. These can all help them find career options for their future that they will enjoy! Explore interests, the world of work, and make a plan for high school to explore careers. We use developmentally-appropriate career descriptions that direct students toward high school activities and classes they can take.

Self-Discovery

One of the best ways to explore careers is to understand more about yourself. Use 5 engaging self-surveys to discover interests and values and find careers that may be a fit!

My Career Plan

Career Plan has 35+ activities written at a 6th grade reading level to guide students in their self-reflection and research. Plans can be customized at the classroom, grade, and school level to include activities that align with your curriculum and goals.

Career Clusters

Explore  570+ careers that are arranged in groups called clusters to make it easier to learn about new careers. Each career profile is written at a 6th grade reading level and has information about the job, wages, outlook, and helpful high school courses/activities to learn more.

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​​CIS 360 High School

There is a lot to consider when thinking about steps after high school. In CIS 360, your students will discover more about themselves, learn what people do, how much they earn, and how to prepare for a career. They will explore training, schools, programs of study, and financial aid. The more they know, the better decisions they can make!
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Self Knowledge

Interests, values, preferences, and skills are important when considering career options. Use 9 self-surveys as a launch into career and education research. Self-surveys have reflections, curriculum, audio, and English/Spanish options.

My Career Plan

Stay on track with career and education activities for each year of high school. Career Plan explores careers, job shadowing, creating a resume, and researching education options. It helps track scholarships, school apps, work-based learning and more. Plans can be customized at the classroom, grade, and school level.

Career Research

Explore 650+ career, military, and industry profiles, written at a 9th grade reading level, that represent 95% of the US labor market. Research local wage and outlook data, search for hot jobs, apprenticeships, and look at current job postings. Each career details the preparation needed to get there, including education and certifications.

Education

Most careers require additional education. Some require a certificate program or apprenticeship, others require a two or four-year degree. Explore 5,000+ schools, including Career and Technical, two and four-year schools, undergraduate, and gradate programs. Research 650+ programs of study and 2,700+ scholarships that can help get there.

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