Visit the career resources subject guide for even more information!
Use the below databases to begin exploring careers.
Annual employment and wage estimates for over 800 occupations. are available for the nation as a whole, for individual States, and for metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas; national occupational estimates for specific industries are also available.
The OOH can help you find career information on duties, education, and training; pay and outlook for hundreds of occupations.
A source fo researching occupations. You can even browse by skills and abilities.
Find the most currently available data for over 400 careers and links to over 140 career profiles that detail educational requirements, the work, and where to research further.
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Still need direction with your career path? Check out the below links for tips and advice.
• 10 Tips for Choosing a Career
Consider these items to make sure your desired career will be what you expect it to be.
Tools to research career information, training, and jobs.
• CareerOnestop - Informational Interviews.
Tips for informational interviews (as well as some good questions to ask).
• Lynda - Managing your Career
Series of videos that will help you succeed in the path you choose.
Browse careers by the industry of interest.
Search a career you're interested in pr search a job you've already had to find careers that match your skillset.