Alaska Career Ready provides placement tests and lessons in the WorkKeys skill areas of Applied Mathematics, Reading for Information, and Locating Information -- and more!  All portions of the WIN curriculum are free to public school students and job seekers.

Beginning in school year 2010-2011, sixth and eighth-graders in Alaska public schools will be required to take pre-assessments that are part of the WIN program.  The entire curriculum is available right now, however, to ALL public school students and job seekers at no cost!

The WIN courseware is an interactive online curriculum providing foundational skills instruction for all WorkKeys skills. The courseware corresponds directly to the WorkKeys assessments.

If you are a public school student or educator, log in to WIN here:
http://akeed.wincshost.com/
If you do not yet have a WIN username and PIN,
please contact your district's Alaska Career Ready Coordinator.

If you are an out-of-school youth or adult job seeker, log in to WIN here: http://akdol.wincshost.com/.  If you do not yet have a WIN username and PIN, please contact your local Job Center (http://www.jobs.state.ak.us/offices/index.html).
You may also use the Job Seeker link for more information.

WIN Courseware Features

• 58 competency-based courses
• 5 Work Habits topics
• Over 1,200 hours and more than 22,000 pages of instruction for WorkKeys preparation
• Over 20 hours of instructional material for each level of WorkKeys
• Randomized placement tests for each skill area to quickly determine the learner's initial skill level
• Post-tests with randomly selected questions for every skill level to determine readiness for the WorkKeys assessments.
• Web-delivered Spanish translation.
• Embedded tracking and management system.
• Access to the WIN Career Center database where job seekers can identify workplace career paths using a searchable database of job profiles and career information.
• 19 Contextual Courseware modules that offer practice questions for the WorkKeys skills specific to a career area that is of interest.

Click on an icon below to see a sample lesson from each area.