1. SC Occupational Information System
SCOIS
SC Occupational Information System

2. SCOIS
an interest inventory assessment used for students to begin exploring their interests and abilities
for 29 years SCOIS has prepared students for the career demands of success
The internet available system provides students and parent access with many resources to help direct the career path

3. Occupational Information Career Clusters Career Videos
Listed below are some of resources available through SCOIS:
Career Assessments
Occupational Information
Career Clusters
Career Videos

4. Cont.
Salary and Outlook Information on Careers
Career Guidance tools for Parents
College Information
College Major Information
Private Trade Schools
College Financial Aid Information
Scholarships
Military

5. SCOIS can be accessed at WWW. SCOIS. NET
SCOIS can be accessed at Upon completion of the career assessment the results will help the student and parent along with the school counselor, decide on the classes that coordinate with the assessment results. Based on the results, the students IGP (Individual Graduation Plan) is generated by the use of the Career Clusters.

7. Dashboard Page of SCOIS

8. There are four career assessments that may be used based on grade level. Listed below are the different career assessments according to test questions.
48 questions---elementary
60 questions---middle school
80 questions---high school
180 questions—high school

9. 16 Career Clusters

10. What are Career Clusters?
Groupings of occupations and industries
A framework that shows the entire world of work
Used as an organizing tool for curriculum design
Blend rigorous academic/technical preparation

11. Provide career planning
Cont……..
Provide career planning
Offer options for students to experience all aspects of an industry
Assist students with transitions

12. Agriculture Food & Natural Resources
Occupations related to:
Growing and processing crops for human use
Raising and processing animals for human use
Raw materials that occur naturally in the Earth

13. Architecture & Construction
Occupations related to:
Designing, building and repairing structures

14. Arts, Audio-Video Technology & Communication
Occupations related to
Visual and performing arts
Multimedia communications
journalism

15. Business, Management, & Administration
Occupations related to
Planning, organizing, and directing business operations

16. Education & Training
Occupations related to:
Providing education and training services
Support services

17. Finance Occupations related to
Acquiring, investing, and managing money

18. Government & Public Administration
Occupations related to
Regulating and managing local, state, and federal government

19. Health Sciences Occupations related to
The science of maintaining and improving people’s physical and mental well-being

20. Hospitality & Tourism
Occupations related to
Services involving lodging, entertainment, recreation, and travel
Food and beverage management

21. Human Services
Services that improve people’s quality of life and promote safe, healthy communities

22. Information Technology
Computer and web based services
Telecommunications services

23. Law, Public Safety, & Security
Protective and legal services

24. Manufacturing
Designing and producing materials into intermediate or final products

25. Marketing, Sales & Service
Developing, promoting, and providing goods to consumers
Performing tasks for consumers

26. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
Systematic use of observations and experiments to gain knowledge about the world
Practical use of scientific knowledge
Solving practical problems by combining science and mathematics with technology
The study of numbers and their relationships

27. Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
Coordinating the movement of people, goods, and services

28. SC Occupational Information System
SCOIS
SC Occupational Information System