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 Leave no stone unturned, no road unexplored. Preparation, persistence, and enthusiasm are important keys to finding a job. Education and training also play a vital role. Remember:
If you're looking for new opportunities, you'll want to know how your current skills match up with employer requirements in your area of interest. If you need more training or education, you'll want to identify institutions or programs that have what you're seeking and check their eligibility requirements, training costs, and available financial assistance.
How Do I Get Started?
- If you're looking for information on the knowledge, skills and abilities that are in demand with employers, select any of our featured industries on the left side of your screen and then select any of the occupations that are in the in-demand list. You can then learn about what is required for that occupation as well as the employment and wage trends in most states.
- If you want to see how your current set of skills matches the requirements of a particular occupation, try the Skills Profiler on our sister site, America's CareerInfoNet (ACINet). ACINet also has contact information for millions of employers in the Employer Locator tool.
- Finally, you can find a great selection of jobs at individual state job banks by clicking here.
I Would Like Some Personal Assistance. Where Can I Go?
There is a lot to consider when job hunting. It's helpful to talk with someone who can help guide you in the right direction. Your local One-Stop Career Center has counselors ready to give you valuable guidance for making the right career decisions. Find a local One-Stop Career Center in your area or call our Toll-Free Help Line for help with employment and training questions.
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