Career Exploration Guide   Tags: career_exploration, careers, jobs, vocational_guidance  

For hundreds of different types of jobs—such as teacher, lawyer, and nurse—the Occupational Outlook Handbook tells you:
* the training and education needed
* earnings
* expected job prospects

O*NET allows you to match your skills to occupations and search for occupations using keywords.

Includes career assessments to help you choose a career as well as information about a variety of careers. **This resource is only available to SCC students, faculty and staff.

This site contains information about occupations, industries, guides to colleges and universities by occupation, and much more!

Produced four times a year, this publication from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics provides in depth profiles of selected careers.

Information about careers, schools, majors, scholarships, and much more.

Latest trends and statistics in employment.

CareerMag provides industry specific career channels with a wealth of information tailored to your career goals.

Career Planning Program (Need User ID from SCC Career Center)

From the Bureau of Labor Statistics and updated yearly. Shows what the fastest growing occupations are for every education level (associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral).

GetTech, through its gettech.org web site and collateral materials, helps prepare students (in fun ways) for tomorrow's great jobs.

InternJobs.com is a global database of internships and entry-level positions for students, recent graduates and career changers.

Leading international job search database.

covers all aspects of the job search process and includes articles on finding a career for all types of job searchers.

The Riley Guide introduces you to the online job search, listing many online sites and services that are useful for your job search.