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Situational Tool for Exploring Possibilities (STEP)

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The Situational Tool for Exploring Possibilities (STEP) is part of a person centered, individual-focused planning process to support job seekers in an effective job search. The purpose of a situational assessment is to discover a job seeker’s skills, preferences and support needs when that person requires additional work experiences to help determine his/her career goal. Use of this situational assessment tool will provide the job seeker’s support team with important information to guide job development, facilitate a successful job match, and increase the likelihood of job satisfaction over time.


February 2019

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