A vast collection of up-to-date career publications, reference materials, videos,
college catalogs, and Internet resources allows users to explore the link between
majors and work opportunities; examine occupational descriptions, educational requirements,
employment statistics, and salary trends; and improve job-hunting skills.
Online practice tests for college entrance, certification
 and licensing exams; information
on colleges, graduate schools, and scholarships
Scholarly, multidisciplinary subject coverage; over 11,000 publications, including
over 7,000 full text periodicals
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provides occupational and economic information about various career.
allows the user to search for jobs by specific career interest and by state.
Explore new career options and expand your job search. This CareerOneStop website
is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.
may search classified advertisements in over 90 major newspapers throughout the United
States.
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website allows the user to research various aspects of particular careers, including
job outlook, earnings, and nature of work, just to name a few.
is a tool for career exploration and job analysis. O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions
of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals,
students, researchers, and more.
