The following resources can help you learn more about the occupations you are considering, including: required skills and educational levels, projected job growth, average salaries, working conditions, related occupations, etc. - The Occupational Outlook Handbook contains a wealth of information about occupations, including educational and training requirements, salary ranges, working conditions, and employment trends. The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes this reference biannually and publishes a quarterly report.
- Massachusetts Career Information System sponsored by the Massachusetts Division of Employment and Training.
- O*NET, formerly the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, is an online reference that contains information on nearly 1,000 occupations. O*NET utilizes the Standard Occupational Classification System (SOC).
- America's Career InfoNet is an online reference for occupational investigation and job hunting. Get specific information on Massachusetts jobs. View short occupational videos. Link to a number of other career sites and assessments, etc.
- CareerView (CollegeView) is a site, you have in-depth access to, as a Cape Cod Community College student. Discover occupations that match your interests as well as resources to help you achieve your career goal.
- http://www.job-descriptions.org/ provides explanations and descriptions of over 13,000 jobs.
- The Riley Guide contains a wide range of information and links related to career searches and occupations.
- Salary Guides
- Company Research Sites
- The Dictionary of Holland Occupational Codes lists about 13,000 occupations according to Holland Codes. Browse this list to discover occupations matching your preferences. First complete a Holland assessment such as the SDS, the Strong Interest Inventory, or the Holland Career Game. Then, use this reference as a launching point for further research. This reference book is available in the Career Planning and Placement Office on the second floor of the Grossman Student Commons.
- The JobWeb Catapult is a web site published by the National Association of Colleges and Employers. It provides a wide range of information for career seekers.
- U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) web site publishes national survey results on employment and unemployment. Related laws, regulations, trends, services and agency links are also included on this site.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is an agency of the U.S. Department of Labor. The BLS site is a primary connection for nationwide labor market information. State level information is also available.
- The National Skill Standards this database system provides skill standards by industry. Find out what skills and training you need to get the job you want.
- America's Labor Market Information System (ALMIS) is a destination for labor market analysts and those interested in ALMIS developments. It presents information about ALMIS projects, upcoming events, state bulletin boards, services and more.
- Military Career Recruiting provides information and relevant links for military careers.
- Massachusetts Demographics & Trends provides data and information about employment and economic trends in the State of Massachusetts.
- The Cape Cod Commission posts information about local trends, demographics, employment statistics, and employer information on their site. Find out where the jobs are and what areas of employment are growing on Cape Cod.
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