Resource Guides: EdCAP 096 EDCAP SUCCESS II: Websites

Research a school

SchoolsintheUSA.com
Online network of over 90 academic websites (from the website)
Princeton Review
provides students with "college-readiness, test-preparation and career-planning services" (from the website)

Research a career

CareerOneStop
Provided by the U.S. government.
Map Your Career
From Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County. Includes extensive information on Green careers.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Great place to begin your search! Provided by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Washington Employment Data
Washington's interactive labor market access. Select the link "Career Center" to plan your career.

Find a job

WORKSOURCE WASHINGTON
**FEATURED RESOURCE**
Worksource Washington provides listings for the latest available jobs in Washington state. Job Seekers and Employers may also create accounts to connect about the latest opportunities.
CareerBuilder.com
Search for jobs by category and location, post your resume, and find career advice and resources.
Finding a Job: USA.gov
Job information and services from the U.S. government.
idealist.org
Source for finding information on non-profit and community organizations in the U.S. and throughout the world. Includes links to over 1,000 jobs and internships.
Monster.com
Search for jobs by category and state or city, post your resume, and link to employer web sites.
NWJobs.com - Seattle Times
Job listings for the Pacific Northwest. Also included Career Center, resume postings and professional networking tips and networking resources.
Seattle.gov
Employment opportunities for the City of Seattle.

Evaluate websites

Evaluating websites can be more challenging than books or articles. With no editorial or review process on the web, it is all the more crucial to evaluate the information you find to ensure it is credible, reliable and accurate. For help, watch the short video from CSUF Pollack Library and check out the online tutorials below.