Career Readiness Guide

This guide provides an overview of library resources you can use for career preparation and job search research. Use the pages on the left-hand side to navigate through the guide. Whether you are researching potential employment prospects, preparing for a job interview or a career faire, you want to do your homework. Resources on this guide, and through Career Development, can help you do that!

Need help getting started or have a specific question? Contact Career Development staff or Sue Gray, the business librarian (contact info below).

The Career Development office offers career counseling appointments, assessments, workshops, and a variety of online career tools.

• LearningExpress has practice tests for board exams for a variety of health care professions such as nursing, OTA, PTA, social work, etc). Use the down arrow next to Centers to go to Career Preparation, and then look for the exams.

• Many career and job websites will require that you register or create an account to access their information. Or you may begin to use a site for free, and then hit a paywall that requires that you purchase the information.
• Use your best judgment as to whether or not you want to provide your personal and/or contact information to a third-party. 
• Read the fine print about how they will use your information.
• Look for an "About" or "About Us" section of the website to help you evaluate the legitimacy of the content providers. 
• Ask a career counselor or librarian for advice about using a specific website..