Working Learner Web Tools

Minnesotans have several websites and programs to help them with different parts of career planning or job training.

The partners who produce the web tools listed below represent some of the public and community organizations helping Minnesota job seekers.

Here is a list of partner website and the people the types of working learners (audiences) they serve best.

Working Learner Web Tools

Resource	Description
CAREERwise  careerwise.minnstate.edu	500 detailed career descriptions Skills and interest assessments Audience: Dislocated Workers, Career Changers, Students
JobNow! https://www.melsa.org/jobnow	Free online job coach, in English and Spanish Expert resume assistance, live interview coaching Access service with public library card, anywhere Internet is available Audience: Job seekers in Twin Cities Metro Area; People Seeking Career Advancement
Learner Web mndemo.learnerweb.org	Digital Literacy Learning Plans introduce skills for digital world Broadband Consumer Education Learning Plans introduce high-speed Internet Orientation to Career Pathways Learning Plans introduce career planning Audience: Dislocated Workers, Adult Basic Education Students
MIRC Digital Literacy Training http://mydigitalliteracy.us/	Teaches technology skills for daily living, employment, and transition to higher education Modules include Basic Computer, Internet, E-mail, Windows and Word Processing Skills Follows job seeker “Olivia” through self-guided, learner-centric modules Audience: Low-Literacy Adults, English-Language Learners, Residents of greater MN
MN Career Pathways www.mncareerpathways.org	Helps adult learners research educational options and get tips for entering college for the first time Helps working learners know options to finish a degree, get credit for prior learning, or transfer credits Helps working adults explore training requirements for careers and learn how to refresh their skills Audience: Adult Students, Dislocated Workers, Anyone wanting to complete or earn another college degree
MN Programs of Study www.mnprogramsofstudy.org	Select high school classes that prepare you for college and getting a job Identify extra-curricular activities that are related to your career interest See what high school classes offer early college credit to save time and money Graduate from high school prepared for your next step toward the career you choose
MyMnCareers www.MyMnCareers.org	Introduction to career planning concepts and why to set career goals Content offered in three literacy levels Career path information for Adult Basic Education students Audience: Adult Basic Education Students, English Language Learners
Northstar Digital Literacy Assessment http://digitalliteracyassessment.org/	Free, online, open access assessments 6 assessments: Computer Basics, Internet Basics, Email, Windows OS, Mac OS, and Microsoft Word Optional database and management tools available to organization for a minimal fee Audience: Dislocated Workers, ABE Students, Anyone with Digital Literacy Skill Development Needs
Career Planning for People with a Criminal Conviction   careerwise.minnstate.edu/exoffenders/	One-of-a-kind compressive career information website for people with a criminal conviction "Closed" website accessible in MN Dept. of Corrections facilities follows six-step process Lists barred occupations, work restriction for people with felony convictions Audience: People with a Criminal Conviction, Transitioning Incarcerated Job Seeker

Minnesota's Working Learner projects are partially funded in part by the State, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), and private foundations.