Ready Reference: Employment
Job Search Services
- Academic Employment Network
- "Educational employment opportunities for teachers and other school-related positions at all academic levels."
- America's Job Bank
- Job listings provided by 2,000 state Employment Service offices.
- Career Resource Center
- Job listings forwarded by over 400 college and university career centers, and posted directly by employers. This site also provides job search tips, an option to post your own resume, and information on graduate schools, how to apply to graduate school, and financial aid for graduate students.
- JobWeb
- Provides job listings and links to other job- and career-related resources such as company information, employer profiles, and U.S. government databases.
- Monster.com
- 200,000+ jobs listed. Search by category, keyword, or location. The site also includes links to internships, resume writing, cover letters, and much more.
- MonsterTrak.com
- Post your resume, search for jobs, find scholarships, get career information. Targeted to college students.
- New York State Department of Labor
- Provides listings of jobs in New York state, and links to job banks in other states.
Also provides information on careers, the job market, and job searching. - The Riley Guide: Employment Opportunities and Job Resources on the Internet
- Listings of job banks, international jobs, self employment opportunities, career fairs, and online resume services. Includes resources for specific occupations.
- Studentjobs.gov
- Explore over 12,000 student job opportunities.
- Yahoo! Classifieds
- Search job listings by company, title, keyword, and location, or browse job listings by category. You can also post your resume. An excellent resource for job hunting.
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Career Guidance
- America's Career InfoNet
- Gives overviews of the job market for the U.S. and profiles 750+ specific occupations. A list of employers provide job listings and information about potential employers.
- Career Guide to Industries
- From the U.S. Dept. of Labor, this guide gives information on dozens of industries, and includes information on training, earnings, job prospects, as well as information about the job market in each State. The Career Guide to Industries is a companion to the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- U.S. government guide to careers which describes nature of the work, working conditions, employment, training, job outlook, and earnings.
- O*NET online
- Occupational Informational Network developed for the US Department of Labor..
- Princeton Review Online
- Career guidance, internships, resume writing, cover letters and other job seeking tactics.
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Summer Jobs
- Cool Works
- Links to more than 70,000 jobs in "cool" places. Categories include National Parks, Ski Resorts, Guest Ranches, Amusement Parks, and Camps. Search by state or keyword.
- Summer Jobs
- "A database of seasonal and part-time job opportunities [with the] primary focus on Summer employment for students and education professionals. Jobs are organized by Country, State or Province, Region and City or Town."
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Resume Writing
- JobStar Resumes
- Examples and advice about writing a resume. Includes tips about posting your resume in an electronic resume bank.
- Resume Tutor (U. of Minnesota)
- Step by step guide covering the "Big Picture," which resume style to use, and how to put it together.
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Cover Letters
- 200 Letters for Job Hunters
- Based on the book, good advice about what to include in a letter and how to put it together.
- JobTrak's Cover Letter /Application
- Guiding principles for writing different types of cover letters, includes examples.
Page last modified: 3/17/2008