In recognition of National Career Development Month, learn about training and tools to help workforce professionals address key career and job search needs and create high value in-person and remote employment-related services.
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Training and tools for workforce professionals
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Hot job: Cybersecurity professional
It’s no secret that cyber crimes—in particular breaking into computer systems to steal personal information—are getting more and more sophisticated. This is bad news for just about everybody: small businesses, large corporations, government agencies at all levels, and even individuals…
It’s National Manufacturing Day!
Did you know that careers in manufacturing range from welders to wind service technicians to bioengineers and robotics designers? In honor of October 1’s National Manufacturing Day, CareerOneStop is showcasing the wide range of careers in this diverse industry. The…
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High-paying careers with high school education or less
Looking for a career that pays well but has no formal education requirements, or high school only?
Find a wide variety of options on CareerOneStop.
Relocation: how much will you need to earn?
Considering a move to a new city, but unsure of how far your salary will stretch there? Ever wondered what you’d need to earn to live in your dream location?
CareerOneStop’s new Compare Cost of Living tool has the information to help.
Start college with your future in mind
Whether you are at college for the solid education or more for the lifestyle, all students have an opportunity to make college an experience that will elevate the course of the rest of their lives.
Explore these suggestions.
Making the move from the military to a civilian career
If you’re currently active duty but thinking about transitioning to civilian life, you might have a million questions about how to land for your first civilian job. You unquestioningly have skills and experience that will be invaluable to civilian employers.…
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Soft skills—what are they and how do you know if you have them?
You may have heard that employers are interested in hiring people with good “soft skills.” But what exactly are good soft skills? Soft skills are sometimes called people skills, or work-readiness skills. They are your personality, attitudes, and manners. They…
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