LibGuides: TRIO: Web Resources on Professions

Jobs Rubric

Jobs Rubric

Contact the Instructors

Contact Dr. Carol Leibiger at: c.leibiger@usd.edu or 605-677-6089.

Contact Mr. Alan Aldrich at: alan.aldrich@usd.edu or 605-677-6614.

Web Resources on Professions

Warning: Documents obtained from government websites such as these can be very large, i.e., hundreds of pages long. Do NOT print any document until you know how many pages it is.

Hint: If you become lost in one of these websites simply close the site and reenter it using the links from this LibGuide page.

Careers One-Stop
The CareerOneStop website is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor and contains excellent information on career choices including mapping military occupational specialties to civilian jobs, identifying the fastest occupational fields and declining occupational fields.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
The Occupational Outlook Handbook (online version) provides in-depth information on hundreds of career choices. Instructions on how to use this site are located in the "Ways to use the Occupational Handbook" section on the homepage.
O-Net OnLine
O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, researchers, and more.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is where you go to find information on topics such as the number of people employed in a career field or the average wages for a career field. The homepage also has links to other relevant sites such as the Occupational Outlook Quarterly and Occupational Employee Statistics.
Medline Plus-Health Occupations
The Health Occupations section of the Medline Plus database is an excellent resource for information on health care occupations.