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Career Monographs Online*

Careers Database
Career Monographs Online provides students with complete information about individual occupations. Learn the history of an occupation, what type of education one needs to pursue it, what types of jobs one can secure, types of employing agencies, read information interviews with professionals already in the field, and gain access to other sites that have valuable information about each occupation. Everything one needs to know about individual career fields is offered.The site includes free interest assessments as well.

Montana Career Information System*

Montana Career Information

Montana Career Information System provides comprehensive information on the following topics: Occupation, Military Employment, Self-Employment, Graduate Schools, Financial Aid, Programs of Study and much more!

 

KUDER Career Inventories*

Montana Career Planning
The KUDER career planning system includes online assessements of career-related interests, skills and work-related values. Additionally, the system links student users to other valuable and helpful internet resources. Students who are interested in accessing the KUDER inventories pay a modest fee for the three inventories. To access them, please see someone in Career Services to secure a batch code.

Career One Stop

http://www.careeronestop.org/
With resources to help you explore careers, learn more about education and training, resume advice, samples and templates, interview help, salary and benefit information, job search resources and more, CareerOneStop is everything you need.  It's . . .Career One Stop Logo

 

  • Your source for employment information and inspiration.
  • The place to manage your career.
  • Your pathway to career success.
  • Tools to help job seekers, students, businesses, and career professionals
  • Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor

The Career Project

The Career Project.org is a brand new and FREE interactive career research tool that allows you a personal and uncensored look into thousands of real careers and jobs through the eyes of the people who have them.  Each career profile has three sections; an extensive interview with the participant about their job, a detailed personal account of an average day on that job, and "Ask Me" a place where you can ask each participant any additional questions about their career. Learn what people really make and do all day, what they really love/hate about their position, how they got their job and what they suggest for you to do to find a similar position and much more!  

Simply register using your Carroll email address to access all Career Project benefits for free!

Here are some more general sites to help you to find a job, post resumes, and interact with employers from all over.

 

MY PLAN - FOR COLLEGE AND CAREER

This is a great site for researching careers, occupations, what you can do with certain majors, as well as researching colleges. The site also has some career assessment tools that you can take to help guide you with your career decisions. Click here to get started.

 

Disclaimer about Resources

*Please note that access to these resources is limited. These are paid subscriptions and are accessible only via the four computers in the Career Resource Library in Career Services. Access is free to Carroll students.