Bridges:
Bridges is an online program that will suggest
careers that match your interests and abilities. It is updated
frequently and also provides tips on interviewing and other
career search needs. This is a great program to use if you
are not sure what careers you can do with your interest area,
because it will suggest many untraditional careers. Register
with Career Services for password.
Career
Cruising: Students like this program because
it matches what they like to do with many different careers.
The program gives you a daily schedule of what people do in
their careers, so you can find out what a job is really like.
Register with Career Services for password.
eChoices
(online)
and Choices (software in Career Services):
These programs are the same, except that Choices
is faster. They allow in-depth assessment career exploration
and career information screens. Register with Career Services
for password.
Resume writing software:
Career Services has several programs to help you write a resume
and a cover letter.
Career-skills software:
Career Services has many interactive computer
programs on which you can improve your career skills. Titles
include: Ace the Job Interview, Managing Stress, Conflict
in the Workplace, the Jargon of Business, Communicate, Accepting
Criticism, Money Management, Power Learning, Resume Express,
Basic Office Skills, Take this Job and Love it!, and Guide
to Finding a Great Job.
The
Career Services Office has several computer stations on which
you can explore your career aptitudes, search for jobs and job
information, write resumes and cover letters, send (internet
based) email to potential employers, and do other career-related
activities. 