Career Research Project - Ms. Rider: Home

*Make a copy*
Use a notes sheet like this one to brainstorm key words, save ideas, and keep track of possible sources during your research process.

This citation creator is one of the best I've found. No ads, helpful guidance through the 'whys' of formatting. Easily exported to Google Docs. Note - you cannot save your work to OSLIS Citation Maker, so don't close the website before exporting your work.
The option to use MLA instead can be found at the bottom.

YouScience requires a login, which Ms. Rider has already provided.

Great resource - The Occupational Outlook Handbook, a Bureau of Labor Statistics publication, is a great resource for learning about careers.

US Department of Labor website. This is an excellent resource.

This resource is through Kitsap Regional Library. You will need to log in to access any KRL resource:
Login - NK+Student ID Number
Password - Student ID Number
If you're having trouble, try using our school's library card number - 29068009444518

For those interested in a Federal job, USAJobs is the place to start.

Secondary resource - Interesting articles but likely not the strongest resource for this assignment. Look here last.

A secondary resource for learning more about specific career fields and job seeking.

A secondary resource for job and interest exploration.

Search for programs offered in Washington schools that may be geared toward your interests.

Future Farmers of America website is filled with useful information. You will have to dig a little to find career information.

WSU has a strong Agriculture program. Links on this website may lead you to useful information.

A unique secondary resource to assist job seekers who have yet to discover their interests.

Link to another great Libguide with access to a range of useful databases, newspapers and websites.