The DOT provides a description of 12,741 jobs. It is organized into major job categories, and is cross referenced by industry and job title. The DOT uses precise language that allows the user to find similar jobs they didn't know about in a variety of industries. Each OOH description includes nature of the work, working conditions, employment, training other qualifications and advancement, job outlook, earning, related occupations, and sources of additional information. This computer program is located in the Guidance Office and in the computer lab.
Occupations can be cross-referenced to appropriate colleges and technical schools.
Information can be requested by specific categories to narrow down choices. This book is packed with expert guidance, valuable instruction, and confidence-building practice which will help the student prepare for the ACT test. This book gives advice and samples for writing college application essays. Includes advice for funding college. Four volumes of information with over 500 articles detailing approximately 1,500 occupations, contains an expanded index of resources and associations for the disabled, lists more than 1,400 professional associations and addresses, and contains indexes of federal government job classification systems.