Stop Guessing About Your Career. Start Building a Direction.
Whether you are choosing your first career, reconsidering your current path, preparing for your next opportunity, or simply unsure what comes next, Greater Career Pursuits gives you a structured way to understand yourself, explore possibilities, build a plan, and prepare to move forward.
For users age 13+, including students, recent graduates, career changers, and job seekers.
Where Are You Right Now?
I have no idea what career I want.
Start with Career Clarity to better understand your interests, strengths, values, preferences, goals, and desired work/life fit.
I know some things I like, but I don’t know what careers fit.
Use Career Explorer to discover possibilities you may not have considered and investigate options worth exploring.
I have several career ideas and need to compare them.
Compare careers side by side using information about career tasks, education and training requirements, national wages, employment outlook, projected openings, and other career details.
I know where I may want to go, but I don’t know how to get there.
Use Career Action to turn emerging direction into education, training, skill-building, experience, networking, research, milestones, and practical next steps.
I’m ready to pursue opportunities.
Use Career Launch tools to strengthen application materials, prepare for interviews, and organize and track job applications where those features are included in your access.
One Connected Path From Uncertainty to Action.
Career Clarity — Understand Yourself
Guided self-discovery around interests, strengths, values, preferences, goals, and desired work/life fit.
Career Explorer — Discover Possibilities
Explore and compare 800+ career possibilities, review personalized exploration suggestions based on your Career Clarity information, examine education and training requirements and national career information, save promising options, and compare careers.
Career Action — Build Your Plan
Turn direction into a practical plan involving education and training, skills, experience, networking, research, milestones, and next steps.
Career Launch — Prepare to Pursue Opportunities
Where included, prepare to pursue opportunities with resume, application, interview-preparation, and job-tracking tools.
GCP does not tell you that there is one perfect career. Personalized suggestions are starting points for exploration—not a final answer about your future.
Discover Careers You May Never Have Considered.
Career Explorer uses information from your Career Clarity responses to surface career possibilities that may be worth investigating. You remain in control of what you explore, compare, save, and pursue.
- Explore 800+ career possibilities
Review personalized exploration suggestions based on your Career Clarity information
Compare careers and save favorites
See education and training requirements
Review national wage information
Review employment outlook and projected openings
Use BLS and O*NET career and labor-market information to support your research.
Exploration Is the Beginning, Not the End.
Not just a career quiz
Career Clarity helps you think intentionally about yourself, and Career Explorer gives you real possibilities to investigate rather than stopping at a result.
Not just a resume builder
Resumes and applications are more useful when you understand what you are pursuing and why.
Not just job tracking
GCP connects self-discovery, exploration, planning, preparation, and pursuit in one broader career-readiness journey.
Compare Possibilities With Real Career Information.
Career Explorer incorporates national career and labor-market information from sources including the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and O*NET. Use wage, education, training, employment outlook, and projected openings information as context while exploring—not as a guarantee of local pay, employment, or individual outcomes.
Careers Can Take More Than One Form.
A fulfilling career path may involve traditional employment, skilled trades, professional practice, freelancing, consulting, self-employment, business ownership, or a combination that changes over time. GCP encourages you to explore possibilities thoughtfully rather than assuming there is only one acceptable route.
Curious About Entrepreneurship?
Career Explorer can help you consider entrepreneurship ideas alongside traditional career possibilities. A deeper entrepreneurship and financial-education experience is planned as a future optional GCP resource.
Career Decisions Don’t Only Happen Once.
Students age 13+
Begin exploring careers before major education, training, or pathway decisions.
Recent Graduates
Turn education and early experience into clearer career direction and next steps.
Career Changers
Reassess what matters, investigate alternatives, and build a practical transition plan.
Job Seekers
Connect career direction with application preparation and organized follow-through.
Choose the Access That Fits Your Journey.
GCP offers individual access options through the separate Greater Career Pursuits application. Current plans, included features, and purchases are handled inside the app.
Individual FAQ
Q: "Is GCP a career assessment?"
A: "GCP is broader than a one-time assessment. It combines guided reflection, personalized career exploration, comparison, action planning, and optional career-launch tools."
Q: "Will GCP tell me exactly which career I should choose?"
A: "No. Personalized suggestions are possibilities to explore and compare. Your decisions remain yours."
Q: "Can I use GCP if I already have a career in mind?"
A: "Yes. You can research and compare that path, consider alternatives, and turn your direction into practical next steps."
Q: "Can I use GCP if I want to change careers?"
A: "Yes. GCP can help you reassess your priorities, explore alternatives, plan a transition, and prepare for opportunities."
Q: "Where do I purchase access?"
A: "Individual purchases and subscriptions are handled inside the separate Greater Career Pursuits application."
Q: "Does GCP guarantee a job or salary?"
A: "No. GCP supports informed exploration, planning, and preparation but does not guarantee employment, interviews, earnings, admissions, career satisfaction, or any other specific outcome."