A collaborative project involving 25 colleges and universities with the goal of making available the best information from a wide range of career fields. Each college is responsible for a single career field and seeks to identify quality informational sites pertinent to that field. The result is a dynamic, ever growing library of web links which facilitates the career development process for students. Good for the elementary school level. A nationally recognized source of career information designed to provide assistance to individuals making decisions about their future work lives.
Edition provides occupational information from an industry perspective.
Employment in the 42 industry groupings covered in the Guide accounted for over 7 out of every 10 wage and salary jobs in 1998. Conduct an occupation search to see the industries that had the largest numbers of workers in that occupation or in which employment is projected to increase the fastest or the most. Conduct an industry search to see which occupations in that industry had the most workers and which will have the fastest growth or largest numerical increase. This site presents 1998 and projected 2008 employment data for over 500 occupations classified by usual education and training requirements. This site provides the contents of the OOQ beginning with the Spring 1999 issue.