Knowledge to Work is a free, work-based learning tool that assists adult learners, job seekers, and incumbent workers with skill development through competency-based education and helps connect them with service
organizations and employers with job roles in their area.
A free account allows adult learners to document competencies they already know and learn new ones using learning resources. Competencies are a combination of the knowledge, skills,
and abilities needed to perform a specific task within a job role. We've aligned nearly 24,454 learning resources to competencies in 108 different occupations, credentials,
apprenticeships, and more. This includes 11,010 free
resources the adult learner can use to master competencies and excel within their career, at no cost.
Who are you?
Learner
Job Seeker
Employer
Services
Work-Based Learning
Occupations, credentials, apprenticeships, and more with competencies mapped to learning resources
It's a learning experience unlike anything else available and it's free. Visit our learner page with expansive navigation to help you explore different pathways in learning a new career. We continue to add new educational goal options and learning resources. You may click a shortcut to a track below or visit our learner page here.
Healthcare
Advanced Manufacturing
Information Technology
Administrative Support
Apprenticeships
Credentials
Workplace Skills
We help you learn and put your knowledge to work...
Explore career pathways to discover the career that’s right for you
Review competency frameworks related to your chosen career field to see exactly the skills you will need to obtain the job you want
Create your own personalized learning plan aligned with your educational and professional goals
Learn the competencies you need to get a better job, using free and low-cost learning resources
Monitor your progress toward achieving your goals on your learning dashboard
View job roles that employers in your area hire for to learn about expected education levels and other job requirements
Locate service organizations that can provide you with various resources throughout your education
Save your favorite learning resources
Save your searches and review your complete search history
Plus much more for free!
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Job Seekers can:
Search for job opportunities in your area
Review competency frameworks related to your chosen career field to see exactly the skills you will need to obtain the job you want
Locate and connect with local employers, view the job roles they hire for, learn what it might be like to work for them, and view their job requirements
Favorite employers you like to your dashboard
Learn the competencies you need to get a better job, using free and low-cost learning resources
Plus everything the learner can do and much more for free!
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These Job Seeker features will be released soon:
Create an ePortfolio of skills, information, and documents that demonstrate your employability
Plus much more for free!
Employer Profiles
Create an employer profile so job seekers can locate your business and learn more about you
Attract new job candidates to your business with the skills you need them to have
Add unlimited job roles and align each to specific competencies, the skills required to perform that position
Identify any credentials and/or certifications required for a job role
Effectively use competency frameworks to manage the talent pipeline
Plus much more for free!
Service Organizations
Learners can locate you, learn about the types of credentials you may award, the resources you have available, and have a connection point with you to enroll themselves in your programs
Job seekers can locate you, learn more about the services your organization offers, and connect with you to receive the support they need through the job searching process
Receive data on how many users view your landing page
Plus much more for free!
Do you represent a college, professional organization, workforce service, or another organization that provides resources and services to learners or job seekers?
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