Thavy Mom-Hing says…

"I attended WOWI training level 1 and thought it was beneficial and have a better understanding on what it is all about. It not only gives counselors an idea of what customer strengths and weaknesses are but also counselors a better sense of their likes and dislikes. It's a great tool for putting customers in job placement. The second half of class was interesting as I have a better sense of my likes and dislikes and know myself better. After this training I am more confident telling customers what to expect when taking the WOWI assessment."

Thavy Mom-Hing
Washington DVR

workshops WOWI Interpretation I
In the WOWI Interpretation Workshop I, participants learn interpretation procedures for the World of Work Inventory. By the end of the session, you will be qualified to interpret the WOWI for your clients and answer technical questions about it. You will also have a more complete understanding of the assessment in general and its purpose in assisting clients.

Objectives
  • Use the World of Work Inventory to effectively help your clients identify suitable career paths. You will learn about the ease and convenience for both the Administrator and the client.

  • Learn the fundamentals of the WOWI, including its development, conceptual foundations, research, applications and administration.

  • Learn to use the WOWI information with ancillary resources to more thoroughly understand clients and guide them accordingly.

  • Relate the interpretation information to your own Profile Report.

  • Understand various interpretation techniques: triangulation method, center-line method, individual scale usage, etc.

  • Recognize your clients' key job-relevant motivators.

  • Recognize individuals' specific education and training needs.

  • Detect and overcome barriers to education, employment and training.

  • Understand your clients' work-related attitudes, personality and values.

  • Increase your placement success.

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