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Photo: Two smiling teen boys Once you have a career in mind, find out what you need to do to meet your career goals.
 
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Chemical Engineers
Photo: Woman holding a test tube Chemical engineers build a bridge between science and manufacturing, applying the principles of chemistry and engineering to solve problems involving the production or use of chemicals.
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Next Steps

Take the information you have learned about occupations from using the OCCU-Find and Career Information Resources and compare it to the information you have about yourself.

NOW YOU ARE READY TO START EXPLORING THESE CAREERS IN GREATER DETAIL

  • Further research the occupation(s) you have identified and determine what skills, education, and experience are required.
  • Ask yourself questions, such as does this occupation really appeal to me? How well does it fit with my interests and values? What skills are important for the occupation?
  • Identify what high school courses you have taken so far and could take to prepare you for selected occupations.
  • When possible, look at related careers, especially those that involve different education or training requirements.
  • Talk with your parents, teachers, neighbors, guidance counselor, and other people in the working world about your options.
  • "Try out" occupations by volunteering or serving as an apprentice or intern.
  • Interview individuals within occupations of interest.

Use the Career Planning Tools that the ASVAB Career Exploration Program provides to help you take a next step.
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Find-Your-Interests
What are your work-related interests? Enter your FYI results or take the FYI to find out.

Occu-Find
Learn how to use your FYI results and Career Exploration Scores as you explore over 400 occupations in the OCCU-Find.
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