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What is The Career Readiness Certificate
The National Career Readiness Certificate is the national standard in certifying workplace skills. Requested and required by employers across the nation, the Certificate allows individuals to demonstrate their level of skill in the most common skills required for success in the workplace.
North Carolina's Career Readiness Certificate is a portable credential-powered by Work Keys - that promotes skills and career development for individuals and verifies to employers anywhere in the United States that an individual possesses basic workplace skills and essential core employability skills in:
- Applied Mathematics
- Reading For Information
- Locating Information
The North Carolina Career Readiness Certificate is based on the ACT WorkKeys system, a nationally recognized, EEOC-compliant industry-driven system of job profiling, assessment and instructional support. The system awards three levels o certification - Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
Steps for Certification
1. Getting Started: Visit Richmond Community College at either one of our two locations.
Main Campus:
1042 West Hamlet Ave
Hamlet, NC 28345
Scotland Center:
201 Atkinson Street
Laurinburg, NC 28352
Contact Nikki Harris 910-410-1844
2. Training - Develop a training plan to meet your career goals. The training plan will include KeyTrain. KeyTrain is a very easy to use computer based training tool for increasing skills.
3. Get certified - Take the Work Keys Test after proper training and get the Career Readiness Certification.
KeyTrain is the complete interactive training system for the WorkKeys basic workplace skills. KeyTrain provides a comprehensive learning system for common skills required by all jobs, based on ACT's WorkKeys assessment system.