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America's
Career InfoNET
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Find wage and employment trends, occupational
requirements, and state-by-state labor market conditions.
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The
Business of Babysitting
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This website is specifically designed to be used by young
people, ages 14-19 who are interested in learning more
about the business of babysitting.
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Career Information System - This is the site for "Career Information
System", "Career Click", and
"Countdown 9,8,7". The are outstanding career
resources for teachers, students, and parents. You
will need User ID = illinois and Password = careers, in
order to access the "CIS" portion of this
site.
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Career
Key
- a career interest
measure is taken by an individual and instantly scored on
the Internet; the results are linked to the
Occupational Outlook Handbook.
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Career
Power Tools
- ASU Career
Services offers tips for resumes, interviews, portfolios
and more.
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Career
Voyages
- This site is produced in cooperation
with the Department of Labor and the Department of
Education. At this location you can find help
choosing an academic or technical field of study, assess
your interests and abilities, and find jobs in emerging
occupations.
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CAREERSHIP
- an online career exploration adventure
geared towards middle school students.
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e-Career
Center
- This
is an excellent site that was developed by the Workforce
Opportunities Resource Consortium.
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Get
Tech - Get Tech helps students, teachers, and parents plan for
exciting careers in technology, engineering,
manufacturing, and science.
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Illinois
Hire the Future - Preparing Illinois Youth for
the world of work. Illinois Department of Employment
Security.
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Job
Profiles
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after reading profiles from different jobs in the same
field, students will get a feeling for the industry as a
whole, what types of people succeed in it, what kinds of
traits it will demand of you.
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Jobs
for Kids Who Like ...
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Career exploration site developed by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics
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K-8
Aeronautics Internet Textbook
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students learn all aspects of aeronautics at various
reading levels.
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Kid
Info - "The Web's best homework and
student, teacher, parent resource." A very
comprehensive site with a lot of good links.
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Monster
Career Center
- Contains
a variety of self assessment links.
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O*Net
Online - O*Net Online provides broad access to the O*Net database
of occupational information. It includes information on
skills, abilities, knowledge, work activities, and
interests associated with occupations.
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Occupational
Outlook Handbook, 2006-2007 Edition
- a
nationally recognized source of career information,
designed to provide valuable assistance to individuals
making decisions about their future work lives.
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Try
Tools -
students (K-16) explore construction-related careers.
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U.S.
Olympic Team: Base Camp
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younger students can learn about teamwork, discipline,
persistence and what it takes to be on the US Olympic team
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Welcome
to One Source- Your Gateway to Workforce and
Career Information. The Illinois Department of
Employment Security is the most reliable source for
information about the state's labor market.
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Wright
Again
- Students will
"virtually" recreate the development and
construction of the Wright Flyer on the web.
