Career Sites for Specific Industries
offers a Career Guide, including information on
internships, scholarship postings and college programs, for
emergency medical technicians (EMTs) or paramedics. Check out
other public service careers as well.
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IBM Corporation,
the NY Hall of Science and the Assn. of Science-Technology
Centers sponsor a gateway to experience the excitement of
contemporary science and technology for kids, parents,
teachers, scientists and engineers.
- If you are interested in a creative career, check
out careers at Denver's Art Museum.
including a ranking and search system for more
than 2,500 accounting colleges and links to other accounting
resources may be found on this site.
- Careers in Voice, Infrastructure, Video,
Information, Data - a Website on careers in the telecommunications
field with some great career planning features and tools.
- An
ever-expanding resource center for exploring career opportunities
in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, computing and
medicine.
- A comprehensive site about careers in the
construction industry.
Military and Veterans Career Resources
- The ASVAB
career exploration program provides tools developed by the
Department of Defense to help high school and post-secondary
students across the nation learn more about career exploration and
planning. You are encouraged to consider your own work-related
values and other important personal preferences as you explore the
world of work and learn career exploration skills that will benefit
you throughout your work life.
View a PowerPoint presentation about Enlistment Eligibility
in the
military.
- Explore this
Web site to learn about the five branches of the Military Services
and a variety of career areas.
Resource for Veterans
- A comprehensive list
of Websites that house resources for veterans from the US
Department of Labor; direct link or download.
Other Great Career Resource Sites
- Updated annually by the U.S. Department of
Labor, provides a detailed look at every type of career with
information on the nature of the work, working conditions,
qualifications expected and advancement opportunities.
- The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' release
of career information in Spanish. Materials include 100 profiles
plus articles on resumes, applications and cover letters.
- Offers career
planning, options exploration and apprenticeship information.
- Find out how to choose a career,
reach a career goal, pick up useful tips on job hunting, resume
writing and job interviewing techniques.
- Career
exploration, resource library, certification and find education and
training.
- Presents a selection of activities describing
numerous careers intended to get students thinking about career
opportunities.