There is a wealth of information online to help students and parents learn more about colleges and careers. Check out the following websites
Career One Stop
Learn about different careers, statistics, career information and locate career resources.
Research different career paths.
BigFuture
Research the different types of majors available.
Health Careers
Explore different careers in the health industry.
Research different careers on the Department of Labor website and explore career info.
Connecticut Department of Labor
A Website committed to protecting and promoting the interests of Connecticut workers.
As students pursue jobs and internships, they must be aware of their online presence as employers and internship hosts will often review content that is publicly available on the internet. Here are a few resources students can use to ensure their online presence best positions them for the jobs and internships they seek.
What Millennial Job Seekers Need To Know About Their Online Presence (Forbes)
Digital Housekeeping and Your Job Search (U.S. News)
Nervous about an upcoming job interview?
There is more to an interview than the questions, and to do well, you have to be prepared. Did you know that you make a first impression the minute you meet someone?
What kind of impression do you give?
How will you dress? When will you arrive?
What will you do while you are waiting?
Do you have a good handshake?
What kinds of questions could you be asked, and how would you answer them?
The Career Center staff can give you sample interview questions and even conduct a mock interview to help you prepare.