Educational Psychology Interactive: Careers

Last revised: January 2005

Websites

Bureau of Labor Statistics: Career Information for Elementary Students
Yahoo Directory for Employment and Careers
Georgia Career Information Center (GCIS)
YouthGig: Tools for job hunting, high school level
Summer Career Exploration Program: Camden, NJ and Philadelphia, PA
America's Career|InfoNet: Career Information and Tools
US Department of Labor: Information on wages, employment, etc.
The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE)
Self-Directed Search: by John Holland
The Career Interests Game: based on Holland's codes
Career Finder: based on Holland's codes
Career Zone: based on Holland's codes
Occupational information network: Career development tests & related occupations
Interest/Aptitude Inventories: from The University of the Virgin Islands
Aptitudes and Interest Inventories: from Virtual Community Resource Center, Ontario, Canada
Exploring Careers Through Self-assessment: from San Jose State University
Career Key: Career guidance information from Lawrence Jones
NatureJobs: Search for jobs in the natural sciences

CareerNet. (n.d.). Career development theory. Retrieved July 2003, from http://www.careernet.state.md.us/careertheory.htm.
Howard, S. (2003). Introduction. The journal of 2020 foresight. Retrieved November 2006, from http://2020foresight.blogspot.com/2003_07_23_2020foresight_archive.html
Kerka, S. (1993). Career education for a global economy. Columbus, OH: ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational Education. [ED355457] Retrieved December 1999, from http://chiron.valdosta.edu/whuitt/files/globaled4.html.
Maymin, S. (2007). Using your strengths in the job search. Advising & Coaching. Stanford, CA: Stanford Graduate School of Business. Retrieved July, 2007, from https://alumni.gsb.stanford.edu/career/senia.html
Miller, S. (2001). The implicit career search. Retrieved: March 2003, from Welcome to the world of Ken Wilber. http://members.ams.chello.nl/f.visser3/wilber/miller.html.

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