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20common career switches compared in detail

“14 of 20 important skills of Instructional Coordinators are at or near the typical level of Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education.”

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Common moves, compared skill by skill with O*NET data. Open one to see gaps, training and pay.

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FromElementary School Teachers, Except Special EducationToInstructional Coordinators

14 of 20 important skills already at or near the target level, including social perceptiveness.

elementary-teacher to instructional-coordinator
FromCustomer Service RepresentativesToProject Management Specialists

10 of 22 important skills already at or near the target level, including active listening and speaking.

customer-service-representative to project-manager
FromGraphic DesignersToWeb and Digital Interface Designers

11 of 12 important skills already at or near the target level, including reading comprehension and critical thinking.

graphic-designer to web-designer

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EXAMPLE · NOT YOUR RESULT

Instructional Coordinators

RealisticInvestigativeArtisticSocialEnterprisingConventional
O*NET interest profile of Instructional Coordinators (1–7)
Realistic1.62
Investigative4.04
Artistic3.56
Social6.16
Enterprising4.26
Conventional3.98

Why an option may fit

Results list the skills you can carry over, the gaps to close, typical education and licensing to check, with the source of each fact.

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  1. 01Tell us about you

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  2. 02Discover your matches

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  3. 03Explore and learn

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  4. 04Move forward

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