Understanding Career Planning
Types of Career Assessment Inventories (aka Tests)
The Role of Transferable Skills in Career Planning
Describing Transferable Skills to Support a Career Transition
Self-Directed Career Planning vs. the Traditional Counseling Model
Identifying Career Planning Options That Do Not Involve School or Training
Options for Funding Education
Generating Income in the Short-Term
Improving Career Satisfaction without Changing Careers
Cost of Career Planning

Cost of Career Planning

Costs vary depending upon the career planning model used.

The self-directed career planning model is the least costly. The traditional counseling model is typically more expensive due to one-on-one counseling time at an hourly rate (rates vary with type of practice and geographical location).

Today self-directed programs are available online at even lower costs.

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