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National
Work Readiness Credential
The National Work Readiness Council is a group of work readiness
innovators that have been studying these new skills for over
five years.
The Council has engaged in an applied research project with
entry level workers and frontline managers, across industry sectors,
to create a skills profile and assessment that measures the foundational
skills of value creating relationships.
The National Work Readiness Assessment
To measure value creating relationship skills, our web-based
assessment uses real world scenarios in four modules:
1. Situational judgment
2. Oral language
3. Read with understanding
4. Use math to solve problems
The National Work Readiness Credential
When individuals successfully complete the assessment they
receive a National Work Readiness Credential as a confirmation
that they have the skills to add value on the frontline
in entry level workplaces.
How to get involved
The assessment is a web-based proctored test. Individuals
must go to a certified assessment site to be tested.
Assessment sites can be located at different types of
organizations including: business, community colleges,
workforce development agencies and community based organizations.
The Council has over 130 assessment sites nation-wide and is
actively seeking new public and private sector organizations
to become part of the network.
View our current list of assessment sites: NWRC
Assessment Sites (PDF)
Job Seekers
National Work Readiness Credential Candidate Handbook
Policy Statement on Accommodation and Accessibility
Human Resource/Training Professionals
Costs of
hiring wrong people
NWRC
Module Description
NWRC
Skills Profile
NWRC
Brochure
Workforce Development/Adult Education
Professionals
NWRC
Workforce Development Professional
NWRC
Adult Education Professional
NWRC
Skills Profile
NWRC
Brochure
Complementary
Purpose Chart
Equipped
for the Future (EFF) Standards Framework
History of the National Work Readiness
Credential
National
Work Readiness Credential Candidate Handbook
TRAINING GUIDE: Getting Ready
for the National Work Readiness Credential
US
Chamber of Commerce
Work Readiness Profile
National Work Readiness Council
About
the Council
Council History
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