Student Career Guidance Using Generative AI

This conceptualisation involves developing an online application software that incorporates generative AI in providing counselling information on career based on the users' interests, skills and expectations. Face to face counselling on the other hand has its constraints in terms of scale and accessibility but this form of career counseling by use of the present artificial intelligence also aspires to break barriers and provide a leveling ground for all students. This information includes the grade level, expected career, academic interests, skills, and hobbies users offer. The AI provides and explains several occupations, good as well as specific ones, which enables students to consider more jobs. It also provides the best colleges available, required degrees, expected income and future scope. When career awareness has been limited to competitive fields, the application enables students to think pragmatically about the options available to them. The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-based user interface enables the input of several attributes by students and reception of associated AI career suggestions. The inputs are then passed through a generative AI API running on a Node server to improve the usability of the response. This innovative method teaches students using artificial intelligence and using behavioral counseling principles and provides students with clear, evidence-based information regarding their future occupations.

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Published
2024-12-20
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/icaiqsa64000.2024.10882269
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Online Learning and Analytics
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Abstract

This conceptualisation involves developing an online application software that incorporates generative AI in providing counselling information on career based on the users' interests, skills and expectations. Face to face counselling on the other hand has its constraints in terms of scale and accessibility but this form of career counseling by use of the present artificial intelligence also aspires to break barriers and provide a leveling ground for all students. This information includes the grade level, expected career, academic interests, skills, and hobbies users offer. The AI provides and explains several occupations, good as well as specific ones, which enables students to consider more jobs. It also provides the best colleges available, required degrees, expected income and future scope. When career awareness has been limited to competitive fields, the application enables students to think pragmatically about the options available to them. The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript-based user interface enables the input of several attributes by students and reception of associated AI career suggestions. The inputs are then passed through a generative AI API running on a Node server to improve the usability of the response. This innovative method teaches students using artificial intelligence and using behavioral counseling principles and provides students with clear, evidence-based information regarding their future occupations.

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