O*NET® Code Connector
Developed by the U.S. Department of Labor and designed specifically to assist workforce professionals code jobs, the O*NET Code Connector uses the O*NET database to best determine the correct occupational code when classifying job seekers or job orders. O*NET Code Connector makes it easy to match job orders to an occupation in the O*NET-SOC system. Using a powerful keyword search and a concise, "at-a-glance" overview of occupations, this web application makes interactive job coding fast and simple. 
To access an occupation, you may type in a keyword or select on occupational group from the start page. You will be able to refine your search to select a specific occupation. The final report contains the O*NET-SOC description, a list of O*NET-SOC Tasks, information on Related Occupations (developed by O*NET), Occupation Family (other similar O*NET codes) and Detailed Work Activities. These pieces of information have been assembled to help you determine if the selected occupation code is the best match for your job order.
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- About O*NET
- Learn more about the Occupational Information Network (O*NET).
- O*NET OnLine
- A Web application for job seekers, employment professionals, and others interested in exploring occupations through O*NET.
- Resource Center
- News and information about the O*NET program; and the source for O*NET products, including O*NET data, career exploration tools, and reports.
- Code Connector
- A Web application to assist workforce professionals in matching job titles to O*NET-SOC codes.
- Data Collection Program
- The continuing data collection program to populate and update the O*NET database.
- O*NET Academy
- Online courses, step-by-step tutorials, and training sessions.
- U.S. Department of Labor
- National leadership for O*NET development and implementation.
