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Exploring Different Careers
After you have analyzed your skills, interests, values, personality traits and needs, you need to consider possible career options that may be right for you.
The following links and resources, along with the professional counselors at the Student Success Center, can help you with this process:
- Carer Tracks
The Career Tracks Online Guides provide answers to the most frequently asked questions about programs of study at Piedmont Technical College. Information includes job duties, salary information and placement rates of recent graduates.
- SCOIS
The South Carolina Occupational Information System can help you find information about careers related to your interests and skills. To receive your user name, password and site ID, please contact a career counselor at (864) 941-8614 or
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- SIGI 3
The System of Integrated Guidance Information can assist you in clarifying values and interests, searching for possible career matches and setting plans for how to achieve goals.SC College and Career Planning System Three assessments are available to clarity interests, values and skills. Each assessment may be completed in approximately 20-25 minutes. Results are provided immediately online and have been empirically aligned to the South Carolina career clusters. To receive your codes for logging in, please contact a career counselor at (864) 941-8614 or
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- Career Library
The PTC Library offers information concerning career fields, resume writing, interviewing, job searching and local employer information. Ask any librarian to direct you to the "career center" section of the PTC library.
- Shadowing and Informational Interviewing
Both of these techniques get the job seeker into the actual job environment of interest so that he or she can gather information and impressions first hand. See one of the career counselors at the Student Success Center for more information.
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