Career Exploration Links
The Career Library
Great resource for job related or other career related books and
information
Career Development Manual
Includes self assessment, research, decision making, networks & contacts, and work information.
CareerMagazine
Use CareerMagazine to view job listings, employer profiles, resumes,
news and articles, college resources, as well as share ideas and
leads in the Career Forum
College Board Online:
Career Search
Career Search is a way to find out about jobs and careers. If
you already know what you want to do, go ahead and browse the list
of Career Categories. Select a career to learn what to expect from
a job and what to do in school so that you can work toward the job
you want. You'll find out about training and qualifications, what
earnings to expect, and what the future holds for each occupation.
College Grad Job Hunter
This site provides job search preparation information, resumes
info, job postings, interviewing skill assistance and how to negotiate
job offers--among other job search related topics.
JobSmart
Use this guide to access information on various careers. Contains
information on training/education required, working environments,
and salaries.
The
Keirsey Temperament Sorter
Complete 1-70 on the questionnaire and click on score test for
results. This assessment may provide you with a clearer understanding
of your personality type and preferences.
Monster.com
Career Advice
Search this site for a clearer understanding of day-to-day information
on specific jobs. Provides career profiles, major employers, who
you'll work with, and major associations.
National Business Weekly
Career guidance and job search information. Read current articles
straight from the front pages of NBW that will assist in job searches
and keep you abreast of current business trends.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
The Occupational Outlook Handbook, the Government's premier publication
on career guidance, provides essential information about prospective
changes in the world of work and the qualifications that will be
needed by tomorrow's workers.
Vault Reports
