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Where are you in your search?
Maybe you're just staring to think about your work interests, or maybe you've got a well-developed career plan and need to polish your resume and find a job. The tools below can help with any part of that process.
In addition to these resources, check out the Reference USA database in our Business section. It's helpful for finding businesses and contacts in your field of interest and geographic area. Also try Testing and Education Reference Center in our Education and Testing section. It offers test preparation guides and timed sample tests for many professional licensing exams. And finally, don't miss Universal Class for free, instructor-led online courses--many for professional credit.
And don't hesitate to call, email, or visit the Reference Desk for help.
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- Career Transitions
You can organize your whole career planning/job search process with this tool. Establish a free account with your library card number, and then use the features to assess your interests, explore career fields, write your resume and cover letters, and apply for jobs online. - Occupational Outlook Handbook
Explore career fields based on earnings potential, growth outlook, educational requirements, and other factors. Really nice resource from the U.S. Department of Labor. - Vermont JobLink
This free local tool from the Vermont Department of Labor matches employers and employees. Job seekers, click Find a Job; employers, click Find Employees. Like Career Transitions, it enables you to establish an account, store your resume, and use it to apply for jobs online. You might choose one or the other to be home base for career planning.
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- = Free Website
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