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Occupational
Outlook Handbook:
Lists various careers
and the outlook for the future.
Answers to questions like:
What careers will be around in 10 years? Which ones are the
fastest growing? What
new careers may the future hold?
How
do I know what career is right for me?
A simple test to
determine what careers might interest you.
It’s fun!
The Princeton Review
Career Test
Teen
Career, College, and Job Books
Still want more
information on careers? This
website list books you can order or check out at your local library
on careers, colleges, and jobs.
Career
Links
Want to make a
difference in people’s lives and in the world around you? High
school is not too soon to think about a career in medicine.
Here you can find out how and what doctors do and how you can
prepare for a rewarding career in medicine.
Information on how to
write a resume to career news for middle and high school students.
Careers in Business
brings you with the latest scoop on various business career areas
including jobs, salaries, what people are saying and entry
requirements.
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.
Information on various
environmental related jobs from park rangers to recycling
coordinators.
Here you will find
nearly 200 links to web sites that describe specific careers
accessible after training in biology.
Experienced workers
share: rewards of their
job; stressful parts of the job; basic skills the job demands;
challenges of the future; and advice on entering the field.
Has information on a
variety of careers. Also
has a Career Assessment Wheel where you can determine what careers
may be suited for you.
Click on an occupation
to obtain information on the nature of work, educational
requirements, job outlook, key businesses in which the job can be
found, related occupations and career advancement for the
occupation.
Find out just how to
choose a career and how to reach your career goal.
Highlights various
careers and people who work in them.
Careers featured include: race car drivers, US Navy,
Newspaper Reporter, Baker, and Private Investigator just to name a
few.
Includes various links
about careers and college.
What can you do with a
major in sociology? What does a degree in science prepare you for?
Here’s your chance to expand your horizons about potential
careers. Search by your
major for a list of jobs; or, pick a job and see which majors might
fit that career.
Find out what career
your college major can lead to.
Find out what career
your college major can lead to.
WV Mentor is a free
interactive system that helps students:
plan for college, select a career, search for schools, take
campus tours, search for scholarships, and gain access to admission
and financial aid applications.
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