Job Searching: Career Exploration

The Career Information System provides access to the new WOIS interface. In addition to the Interest Profiler, Work Importance Locator and Reality Check you will find: Career Cluster Inventory; Entrepreneurial Assessment; Learning Styles Assessment; Occupation Sort; and, Workplace Employability Skills. Contact the Library for login information.

WorkSourceWA.com offers all the industry-leading expertise of Monster.com. It offers job seekers access to thousands of jobs and advanced job-search tools to find career opportunities more easily.

Helps connect job seekers and entrepreneurs to information, training and local agencies. The Job + Business Center works through partnerships with WorkForce Central, WorkSource Washington, the Small Business Administration and other community organizations to help you find convenient employment and business services in your library and in your community.

Choosing a career and educational direction

Occupational data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Personal job coaching, resume and cover letter review services, live interview practice plus other resources to help you in your job search. Requires TPL account (free to setup).

Access iGrad through CPTC for education and resources to support financial wellness.

The National Labor Exchange (NLx) partnership operates the only nonprofit national online labor exchange system in the United States. Formed between employers and state workforce agencies, the NLx collects and distributes job openings exclusively found on corporate career websites, state job banks and federal government job sites.

This guide was created to introduce disabled workers and job-seekers to the rights afforded to them by federal and state governments. In addition, we offer useful tips for finding a job, advice on staying gainfully employed, and guidance that can help you talk with an existing employer about making reasonable accommodation for you.