Careers

• Take a career interest survey like the one at The College Board.

• Answer a questionaire that will help you organize your thoughts and aspirations such as the University of Waterloo or Self Assessment Career Survey.

• Read articles on careers and career searching at Career Magazine.

• Look at actual job openings and see what kind of salary, skill requirements, experience necessary, location, and future openings at a site like Careers.org

• Look through the Occupational Outlook Handbook. It provides a glimpse of the present state of various careers and a projection of the future demand for individuals in that profession.

More Useful Career Links

• facts.org - Go under the careers section and choose Florida choices planner for a career interest inventory and career builder program.
• www.yourchildscareer.org - Assisting your child in their career planning
• www.careerbuilder.com - Job search
• www.goarmy.com - U.S. Army
• www.navy.com - U.S. Navy
• www.marines.com - U.S. Marines
• www.airforce.com - U.S. Air Force
• www.jobstar.org - Job search guide from your local public library
• www.jobprofiles.org - Career exploration
• www.careerexplorer.net - Career & school search
• www.militarycareers.com - Today's military careers
• www.tgslc.org - Premier source of information, financing, and assistance to students realizing their educational and career dreams
• www.acinet.org/acinet - A component of CareerOne Stop
• www.khake.com - Vocational information center
• www.mapping-your-future.org - One stop site for students & parents with information on financial strategies, career options, and career planning
• www.nextstepmagazine.com - The ultimate website for life after high school
• MyMajors - provides useful advice on college and university majors that a high school senior or college freshman with your interests and achievements might do well in.