This document, written for counselors and educators, describes a computer-assisted program for career counselors. The ten tasks of a counselor-client goal setting process formulated by Philip Patsula and incorporated into this program are presented. The areas of experiencing a positive atmosphere, elaborating on constraints, and evaluating employability strengths are discussed. Field testing of the program throughout Canada is briefly discussed. Two videotape demonstrations of the ten tasks which were developed to complement the computer program are described. A micro-counseling training approach used to present the program is outlined. This document focuses on the computer program designed to outline the tasks and skills needed by the counselor in setting counseling goals and in moving toward action plans. The first part of the introduction from the one-hour computer program and a section from the middle of the program dealing with specific counselor skills are appended. (NRB)