6:
Lesson Review
- Use self-assessment resources on the Web and in
campus career service offices to understand how your interests
fit with various occupations.
- Use books in the library collection as well as Web resources
to study occupations more carefully.
- If school or more training is in your future,
use print and Web guides to identify available programs.
- If you consider rankings of graduate programs,
be sure to understand what factors were used to compile
them.
- The best place to identify local internships is
your college's career or placement office.
- Many different kinds of job listing and classified
ad services are available on the web to help you locate
positions to apply for.
- You can also look at company, organization, and government
web sites for online job listings
- You need to become familiar with the ADA laws
to understand your rights and to educate employers.
|
