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Career Explorations: An online tool that breaks down the career exploration process into five manageable steps. Each step provides guidance and directs you to CareerOneStop and other resources to help you succeed. Use their menu, follow the step-by-step process or browse through the specific topics: Assess Yourself, Explore Career Options, Gain Skills, Find a Job, Manage Your Career The Career Key: A free public service to help people make sound career decisions; Fill out an online survey about your interests, values, and abilities to determine potential careers CareerOneStop.org: A U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration sponsored website that offers career resources and workforce information to job seekers, students, businesses, and workforce professionals to foster talent development in a global economy. Video: Best Jobs For The Future Exploring Occupations: Designed to provide occupational information to help students become aware of their potential career options; information on almost two hundred occupational options Job Descriptions: A comprehensive career resource with hundreds of detailed job descriptions for careers across all major industries. Job Profiles: A multitude of job descriptions that describe each career path and what to expect from each. Online Degree Programs: AcademicInfo.net is an online education resource specializing in online degrees and distance learning. Enrolling in courses from AcademicInfo.Net's online schools is a great way to further anyone's career without sacrificing work or free time, and getting great study material from anywhere in the country. Careers in Science: Thinking about a future in science? Ever wonder just what scientists do every day? Or what it takes to prepare for a science career? Check out what these real-life scientists have to say about how they chose their work, what they do everyday and why they enjoy being scientists.ife
Next Step Magazine: Everything you need to know about planning for life after high school in one handy place, including information on doing a career search, financial aid and scholarship research, attending a college fair, going on a campus tour, and MORE.
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