Documenting workforce quality for relocating and expanding businesses.Information generated by adopting the National Career Readiness System helps states and regions fulfill this mission by: Using the NCRC for Economic DevelopmentĮstablishing strategies that create jobs and raise wage rates is the primary mission of economic development. Employers can identify the skills needed for their employees to be successful on the job by accessing the occupational profiles database. That information can be used in employee selection, hiring, and training.
Extensive research has identified the essential skills and skill levels for each job. More than 20,000 positions have been profiled by ACT-authorized job profilers.
Use the certificate in promotion decisionsĪCT has one of the largest, most robust occupational profiles databases available. Prefer the certificate on one or more job postings. Match verified skills with necessary job skills to ensure the right fit. Accept the certificate in lieu of a high school diploma or GED® credential. Recognize certificate possession as a motivation or soft skills indicator. Recognize the certificate when presented by an applicant. The following are ways you might utilize this credential: The NCRC is a versatile tool you can recognize in your hiring practices. It takes a certain level of motivation to complete the NCRC which can be an insight into the applicant’s seriousness and commitment of staying on the job. The NCRC will help in reducing employee turnover by ensuring employees have the basic skills necessary to be effective on the job and make a good match the first time. You can also use the possession of the NCRC as a “preferred” factor to help make promotion decisions. You will then be able to target your training budget for job-specific skill training, rather than basic foundational employability skills. You will decrease training time and costs by hiring people who have verified their skills and have the foundational basis for training. 
Don’t consider it a way to eliminate applicants instead, use the NCRC as a tool to match applicant skill sets to your hiring needs.
The NCRC reliably measures core employability skills to ensure you hire only the most qualified, trainable candidates.
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