Labor Market Information

Learn what occupations are growing in the current economy, which ones pay the highest salaries or have the most openings, etc. Information available here revolves around occupational data collected through various surveys at the state and national level.

America's Career InfoNet (ACINET)
A comprehensive source of occupational and economic information to help you make informed career decisions: find the fastest growing occupations with the most openings. What are the highest paying occupations and what skills are required.

California Employment Development Department
Which jobs are in demand? What do they pay? How many workers are unemployed? If you have questions like these, we have answers. Explore how EDD's labor market information can help you make smart decisions for your future.

CaliforniaCareers.info
Providing Career development tools for career seekers, this site is sponsored by the California Career Resource Network (CalCRN).

The East Bay I.T. Group
ebig.org is the East Bay's leading technology forum. Connected to the best and brightest developers, entrepreneurs, and start-ups in the San Francisco East Bay, with strong ties to industry experts, major technology corporations, and local municipalities, eBig is the East Bay's premier resource for information, education, and personal networking for people seeking connections and technology resources.

LMI@Work
Welcome to the LMI @ Work course! In this course, you will tour Labor Market Information (LMI) resources, find out how LMI can help you in your day-to-day work, explore case studies that describe how these resources are used.

Ride the Wave
Hottest Occupations in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Self-Assessment Tools and other information to assist you in finding your Occupation

CareerWeb Employment Search Readiness Inventory
Discover if you are doing all that you can to find a good job.

The Keirsey Temperament Sorter
Developed by Dr. David Keirsey is a personality questionnaire.

Career Choices
JobWeb.com-Career development and job-search advice for new college graduates.

Career Ladders
Career Ladders is a One-Stop resource for accessing the information and resources you need to get your career started. We looked at entry-level positions that offer career advancement, require minimal training, and that can provide a wage that you and your family can build a future on.

Career Planning

CAREER Voyages
Start exploring career options - whether you are in high school, have graduated, have a vocational certificate, have a 2-year or 4-year college degree, or have knowledge and skills acquired through training centers, on-the-job training, or work experience. Be in demand by knowing about high growth jobs with better wages and a brighter future. Choose an industry and see how your career grows by how much you learn.

Entertainment Careers
A wonderful tool for you if you really want a career in entertainment. With guidance from this site and a lot of perseverance you can get into show biz and feel at home in our company town!

Resources You Can Use Now

Occupational Outlook Handbook, from the U.S. Department of Labor

O*NET OnLine
Find out which jobs fit with your interests, skills, and experience. Explore growth career profiles using the latest available labor market data. Research what it takes to get your dream job. Maximize earning potential and job satisfaction. Know what it takes to be successful in your field and in related occupations.

Employment And Training Administration Career Exploration

Jobs and Careers Information from Collegeboard.org

WashingtonPost.com Career Advice

CollegeRecruiter.com
Used by students who are seeking part time jobs or internships and graduates who are seeking full time career or continuing education opportunities.

CollegeGrad.com
The #1 entry level job site for college students and recent grads, with information on careers, resumes, cover letters, employer research, entry level job postings, interviewing, salary information and more!.

Virtual Job Shadow
See your future with our award-winning videos and get an insider’s look at life on the job.

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