Welcome to Transition Navideer
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Understand your options.
See how to move forward.
Transition Navideer connects occupation alignment, detailed career research, preparation options, and personal planning. Explore what each part tells you—and what you can do with it.
One connected platform
From the work you know
to the preparation ahead.
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Alignment & fit
Discover occupations, choose comparison criteria, and inspect skills, abilities, and knowledge in detail.
Career investigation
Understand tasks, technologies, work context, values, and occupation comparisons.
Postsecondary preparation
Connect occupations with areas of study, schools, locations, and certifications.
My Career Path
Assess your starting point and plan development goals, people, activities, and timeframes.
The fit behind a possible move
Understand the comparison,
not just the result.
Keep an occupation pair constant and inspect different measures. These three report states show why one screenshot cannot tell the whole story.
INSIDE THE SOFTWARESkills
01 / Skills
What learned capabilities transfer?
This comparison examines Human Resources Specialist and Social and Human Service Assistants.
- Read the levels of importance for each occupation separately from skill levels.
- Compare source and target skill levels, then read the difference and comment.
- Use a difference such as Social Perceptiveness to frame a development question.
The question to answer
What have I demonstrated, and what would I need to practice?
INSIDE THE SOFTWAREAbilities
02 / Abilities
What capacities does the work call for?
Switch to abilities to inspect capacities such as oral comprehension, written expression, and reasoning for the same pair of occupations.
- Keep the comparison occupation constant when moving between views.
- Compare ability levels, not just how important an ability is.
- Notice where the profile is similar and where the target requires a different level.
The question to answer
Where does my own evidence support the occupation-level comparison?
INSIDE THE SOFTWAREKnowledge
03 / Knowledge
What understanding carries over?
The knowledge view can reveal a different pattern from the skills or abilities view.
- Examine subject areas such as administration and customer and personal service.
- Read each row independently: a strong comparison in one area can sit beside a weaker one.
- Connect a knowledge difference to a course, training experience, or mentor question.
The question to answer
What subject matter would I need to learn or deepen?
Read the importance, competency level, difference, and comments for each capability.
Learn how to read alignment reportsCareer investigation
Look at the work.
Then compare your options.
Use Summary, Details, Video Resources, and Additional Reports to investigate an occupation from several perspectives.
INSIDE THE SOFTWARETasks & technology
01 / Tasks & technology
What would the work involve?
Read responsibilities and technologies alongside the title.
- Explore specific tasks, not just a general description.
- Identify unfamiliar tools or technologies.
- Use those details to prepare for an informational conversation.
The question to answer
Would I enjoy the work, and what should I learn?
INSIDE THE SOFTWAREContext & preparation
02 / Context & preparation
How would the work fit my life?
Work Context and Job Zone information add environment and preparation to the picture.
- Examine working relationships and day-to-day conditions.
- Read the education, training, and experience context.
- Use the report to identify questions for an employer or provider.
The question to answer
What conditions and preparation matter for my transition?
INSIDE THE SOFTWARECompare occupations
03 / Compare occupations
How do the alternatives differ?
Put up to three occupations beside one another.
- Compare preparation and work context across options.
- Include values and priorities in the investigation.
- Check the source period for wages and projections.
The question to answer
Which option deserves the next investment of time?
02 / Find a route to preparation
A career possibility.
Education you can investigate.
Connect an occupation to postsecondary areas of study, then find schools by state and city. Explore occupation-related certifications alongside formal education.
- Read what a field of study covers.
- Narrow school listings by location and open provider websites.
- Investigate certifications and the organizations behind them.
03 / Give the direction a next step
Move from “what if”
to “here is my plan.”
My Career Path brings development goals, timeframes, networking, mentors, and self-care into one practical planning process.
Assess your starting point. Choose what to develop. Record what you learn from the people and activities that support your transition.
See My Career Path in detailOfficial Lifestyle Learning overview · 1:54
See the journey.
Then try an example.
Watch the introduction or follow the guided civilian or military preview.
Try the guided previewMake your next move an informed one
Explore the career.
Understand the preparation.
Build your plan.
Individual access starts with a one-month subscription at $19.95. Other subscription periods are available.
ONE CONNECTED PROCESS
- Civilian and military starting points
- Occupation alignment and detailed fit reports
- Career research and side-by-side comparisons
- Education, training, and certification discovery
- Goals, networking, and mentors in My Career Path