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This training document provides guidance for career counselors on using the DISCOVER assessment tool. It outlines how to prepare for and conduct sessions with students to review their assessment results, discuss career interests and options, and develop action plans. Counselors are instructed to generate individual and group reports on students for faculty and staff. The document also provides tips on navigating the DISCOVER website and highlights the various sections available to research occupations, majors, schools, and conduct job searches.
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