There are literally thousands of career fields, each with thousands of specific jobs. These tools are designed to help you explore the “world of work” and answer questions such as: What challenges and rewards accompany a particular career?, What interests and skills characterize people who are successful in a field?, and What types of academic training and preparation are required? There is even a link that will help you research the job market of a career idea or decision.
Career Resources Source: Education Index A site with many links to it! Don’t get lost with all the information that is available here. This site has many types of job searches, help in assessing career information, and career advice
Job Bank Source: Job Bank USA This site has a little bit of everything you need for researching careers. This site allows to you look for jobs, write resumes, and research careers that will allow you to work out of your home.
Career Info Net Source: ACINet, Inc. Find out what are the fastest growing occupations. Information on wages, career requirements, and state information are found in this link. Happy exploring!
O*Net Source: Department of Labor. A wonderful site to explore some hard-to-find careers. Just fill in the required information and off you go.
Occupation Outlook Handbook Source: Department of Labor. One of the most popular research tools available, this site provides national information of many careers, including level of education required, a comprehensive salary breakdown for advancement within a career field, and much, much more.
