Livonia Public Schools' Whitman Center Comprehensive Career Development Program is designed to meet the individual needs of adults aged 16 and over. Program participants are involved in a three-step process: assessment, information diffusion, and placement. A career team--teachers, counselors, academic-job placement specialists, and paraprofessionals--delivers the program. Expected outcomes are: that students will assess their own interests, become cognizant about careers, learn a decision-making process, develop a career plan, and develop employability and job-seeking skills. The workbook contained in this document provides a blueprint for replicating this career education program. Its seven chapters provide step-by-step information on (1) goals and objectives; (2) planning (physical layout, staffing, budget); (3) coordination (linkages and support); (4) the counseling/assessment module; (5) the information module; (6) the placement module; and (7) evaluation. Appendixes contain copies of some pertinent articles, a list of resources available in the Whitman Center, and examples of materials used at the Whitman Center. (KC)