The Ohio Career Information System: Provides most current information to help with career and educational planning. See Mrs. Baker in the Library for required password.
Looking for ideas or assistance about where to go or what to do? This site links you to resources yo can use to find answers. You can enter a keyword or phrase to search for something or you can browse by subject area.
Like the print version, this resource provides comprehensive, current, and reliable career information for approximately 250 occupations. There are also tips on resume writing, interviewing, and reading the want ads. Searching with the "A-Z Index" is often easier than typing in a search term. This site is sponsored by the Department of Labor.
The skills search attempts to match occupations with skills you now have or would like to develop. The site was developed for the U.S. Department of Labor by the O*Net consortium.
Here you'll find tips on resumes and cover letters, interviewing, and an online marketability test. From the home page, use the "Quick Find" pull-down menu for quizzes and tutorials. The site is mainly for job seekers, but career researchers can find help here too. Produced by Dr. Randall S. Hansen, Stetson University.