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O*NET Knowledge Site seeks to provide you with information about O*NET usage and training, allow you to share information with peers, and to build an online community of Workforce Development Professionals, Employers, Educators, Job Seekers, Students, and Workforce Investment Boards (WIBs). Use this site to stay abreast of O*NET initiatives and share your thoughts with other O*NET users!

O*NET, the Occupational Information Network, is a comprehensive database of worker attributes and job characteristics. As the replacement for the dictionary of occupational titles, O*NET supports public and private sector efforts to identify and develop the skills of the American workforce, and provides a common language for defining and describing occupations and job requirements. To learn more, go to the “What is O*NET?” page.

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	O*NET OnLine A comprehensive database of occupational knowledge, skills and abilities!

	ONET Document Library Looking for a specific document related to ONET? Click here to search the O*NET Document Library!

	ONET in Action! An online feature describing how people are putting ONET into Action in their state and local workforce programs.

	Look Who’s Endorsing ONET... Check out the list of leading national associations who endorse the value of ONET!

	ONET Academy Online learning! Try these self-paced courses, tutorials, and live webinars to learn more about ONET!

	Spotlight on ONET Users! Click here to see this month’s featured ONET users!

Ben Garcia

O*NET Tip of the Month

“Though we need O*NET for our economic work, of course, O*NET comes to the fore in our service features for the public, with the Career Explorer portion. We have a tool where you check off the skills you have. You save your skills in a profile. The next time you log in, you can add or subtract skills. ”

Ben Garcia - Web and Database Manager

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Updated MOC Crosswalk, wage data in O*NET OnLine
O*NET Online
O*NET Database

New “Green Occupations” Report

OMB approves three-year extension for data collection

Updated RAPIDS Crosswalk in O*NET Online

Lay Titles database updated.

Release of O*NET 13.0 Database !

Browse O*Net by Job Zone

Crosswalk Search Updated with New MOC Data from DoD

Browse by High Growth Industry

New Testing & Assessment Guide for Workforce Investment Pros

O*NET Data Collection Program

O*NET 12.0 Data Now Online!

New & Emerging Occupations Added to O*NET-SOC Taxonomy

Browse O*NET OnLine By STEM Discipline

O*NET Toolkit for Business Now Available!

O*NET Content Model Redesigned!

O*NET Resource Center Reorganized

Tools and Technology file Updated

Spanish Language Questionnaires Available

Lay Title Database Available!

Emerging Tasks File Now Available

O*NET Ability Profiler Administrator’s OnLine Self-Assessment Tool

Computerized Interest Profiler and Work Importance Profiler!
Download these career exploration and assessment tools!

O*NET Guides to Testing and Assessments are available...
The US Department of Labor is developing a series of three Testing and Assessment Guides. Two of these guides are available now for downloading.

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