For most high school students, deciding what to do after graduation can feel overwhelming. They have a variety of choices, including college, trade school, an apprenticeship, the military--or just jumping right into the workforce. Finding clarity can be a challenge.
The reality is, no assessment can tell a high school student exactly what they should be doing after graduation. Instead, gaining self-awareness is the key that will point them in the direction of a fulfilling and growing career.
That's what makes the Get Clear Career Assessment stand out from the rest--it gets to the heart of who you are and how you're wired. Now, it's paired with Ken Coleman's new book, Find the Work You're Wired to Do Student Edition.
After taking the assessment, students will have a clear picture of the type of work they do best. Then, through the book's content, Ken will show students how to use their results to get specific in their job search, grow in their career, and make money doing work they enjoy.
Note to Parents and Teachers:
While this book and assessment will help any high school student, sophomores and juniors will benefit most as they make education and career decisions for after graduation.
This product has two parts--the book and a code to take the assessment. Here's what a student will discover with the Get Clear Career Assessment: (unique code provided with each book for use at ramseysolutions.com/getclearassessment) Their top talents--what they do best

How they wow others
What others say about them
Talent traps to avoid
Their top passions--what they enjoy

Work they love to do
How to perform their passion
Passion pitfalls to avoid
Their top mission--the results they want to produce

Results that fire them up
How to accomplish their mission
Mission missteps
Their personalized Purpose Statement
A sentence that brings together their talents, passions, and mission to summarize their strengths and help them get specific in a career direction.
Then, in Find the Work You're Wired to Do for Students, high schoolers will:

Understand what their results say about them and what to do with those results
Find out if they prefer working with people, processes, ideas, or objects
Clarify their search and explore new job opportunities
Invest time exploring careers that will matter to them
Armed with this valuable information, high sc