Career Pathway Explorer
See what jobs you could move into based on where you are now. Enter your current job, a job you're interested in, or both — and we'll show you the options, the pay, and what it takes to get there.
🎯 Skills Comparison
Select Card View or Table View for a simpler list. In the map, select a job node to view details.
Preparation Levels (colors)
Each job needs a different amount of education and training. The colors tell you how much preparation is typically needed.
Little to no formal education needed. You can usually start with a high school diploma and learn on the job. Examples: cashiers, home health aides, warehouse workers.
You'll typically need job training, a certificate, or an associate's degree. Examples: electricians, dental assistants, bookkeepers.
A bachelor's degree (4-year college) and some work experience are usually required. Examples: accountants, engineers, registered nurses.
Graduate school (master's, doctorate, or professional degree) is typically required. Examples: doctors, lawyers, professors.
How jobs are connected
Lines and labels show how similar two jobs are. The more similar, the easier it is to move between them.
These jobs use many of the same skills. You could likely transition with minimal extra training.
These jobs share some skills, but you'd probably need additional training or certification to switch.
A bigger career change. You have some transferable skills, but significant retraining would be needed.
Data: O*NET 30.2 (U.S. Dept. of Labor) & BLS Wage Data. Career transitions are based on how similar jobs are in skills and knowledge. This tool provides general guidance — for personalized help, contact your local WorkForce WV career center.