Career paths show you how people move between roles in your field: what each step pays, what education and experience it takes, and where it can lead.
Who this is for: Job seekers exploring roles and planning their next career move.
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Quick answer
Look for Career Paths on your career center's home page or in the Career Resources menu. Browse the published paths, click any role to see its salary range, education level, and experience requirements, and use Learn More to open the full career guide for that role.
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The Career Paths page shows the paths your association has published, each with an Explore Path button. Each path is a map of roles connected by the moves between them, both upward steps and sideways moves into related roles.
Click any role card to open a summary popup showing the role's Education, Average Salary, and Avg. Experience, along with What You Will Do and Job Requirements. Colored connections show your options from each role: blue lines are career progressions to the next step, and orange lines are lateral moves you can make without additional skills or certifications.
If you want the full picture, Learn More opens the complete career guide for that role in a new tab. Guides cover the role's overview, salary data, job description, interview preparation, and career path.
Career paths appear only if your association has turned them on. If there is no Career Paths section on your career center, it is not offered there.