- Bureau
of Labor Statistics Career Information
- Career
Browser
Choose a general career category and browse specific
jobs and learn about working conditions, job forecasts, related
professions, and what you can be doing right now to reach your goals
- Career
Explorer
Click on the list of career fields for a short description of the
career, salary, and related career links.
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Career Calculator
The E-Career calculator lists most of the critical items (salary,
marital status, and children, etc.) to help you consider all of your
expenses and resources. Based on the figures entered, an estimated
budget figure will be calculated with career paths and job listings.
- Career Fest
Choose a career path. Select from Art, Communication and Media, Business and
Marketing, Health Science Technology, Human Services and Industrial and
Engineering Technology. Then choose among the career listings for more
information. Includes Description, salary, work environment, Job Outlook and
certification.
- The Career Key
Take The Career Key, a
professional test or quiz. It measures your skills, abilities, talents,
values, interests, and personality. You will identify promising jobs and get
accurate career information about them.
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Career Zone
 This
is an excellent site for organized, simple career information. Choose
"Text-Only Site" from the main page to assure the best results.
- Choosing
a Career
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Job
Star Central
This site contains links to career sites that are packed with
information about planning your career. What kind of training or education
is required? What can you earn? What kind of environment will you work in?
What's hot? What's not?
- Lunch-Money.com
This site is dedicated to being a one-stop
resource for students regarding life after high school. All the features
on the site are free for students to use. It allows students to search through up-to-date
information on thousands of scholarships and also provides a wealth of
interactive tools and content to help students navigate the college
admission, financial aid, and scholarship process.
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Monster
Career Center - Job Profiles
This site profiles a variety of careers according to job description,
skills needed, education needed, and future outlook. It also
contains many helpful links.
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National
Park Service Career Information
This site is designed to provide basic information on career
opportunities with the park service, as well as provide links to
information on volunteer and internship opportunities.
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Occupational
Outlook Handbook
Career information designed to provide valuable assistance to
individuals making decisions about their future work lives. Revised
every two years, the Handbook describes what workers do on the
job, working conditions, the training and education needed, earnings, and
expected job prospects in a wide range of occupations.
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Princeton Review Careers
Click on a letter to research your career. Site is very complete.
Includes: A Day in the Life, Quality of Life, Past and Future, Facts and
Figures, Majors and Internships
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Science and Technology Careers
This easy to understand. site features information on careers in the
science and technology fields.
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The
Top Ten Steps for Choosing a Career
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United
States Environmental Protection Agency Careers
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US Department of Labor
To access links to specific occupations click on the letter of the
occupation or type the occupation in the Search box.
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Vocational Information Center
Explore vocational and technical careers, check out the skills employers
really want, find a trade school, research technical topics and take a
look at the current job market.
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