Student CenterThe Student Center helps college, graduate students and recent graduates identify their personal strengths, define their career goals, and learn about those companies that best match their interests. By providing career-planning and research information, they help job seekers develop the sophisticated job search skills they need in today's competitive environment. This is intended for older students however the section call ÑWho Am I?æ is great for our high schools student who are actively planning their future.
Career Mosaic:A section of CareerMosaic called the Career Resource Center is dedicated to providing employment information and job opportunities for college, graduate, and high school students planning ahead . The College Connection was designed to help you take advantage of the wide variety of employment-related information you'll need to start,change or further your career through more education. Other links are intended for those already in the job market but would still be interesting browsing for the high school student.
Career Path Career Path.com posts more than 400,000 new jobs on the Internet every month, and is updated daily by newspapers across the U.S.ð It's no wonder that Career Path.com is the most visited job-related site on the Internet. Check it out!
Job Trak JOBTRAK is the internet's first and most popular career service network for college students and alumni. Over 300,000 employers have used JOBTRAK to post entry-level and experienced, full-time, part-time, temporary and internship opportunities since 1987. Why? Because JOBTRAK is the only job search site to have formed partnerships with over 600 college and university career centers, MBA programs, and alumni associations nationwide. Best for college graduates but still a good resource for high school students who want to know whatºs out there.
E-Span Hot jobs, hi-tech job data bases, salary calculator plus job search. A terrific resource for ST students who want to for explore the world of work!