About.com Find tips on how to interview for jobs like what to wear and what not to say.
Bureau of Labor Statistics A great guide for teens. Choose by your interest and get advice on how to attain your career goals and where to apply.
Career Voyages Run by the U.S. Department of Labor and the Department of Education, find jobs that fit your interests.
"Jobs for Kids Who Like..." Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a librarian or a pilot? This site introduces younger students to different aspects of careers, including: what the job is like, the pay, the kind of preparation needed for the job, and more.
Junior Achievement Teaches youth essential lessons about building careers and valuing free enterprise system. Students can participate as members of this national program or get involved as volunteers.
Monster.com The web's premiere resource for job seekers. Search for jobs by specific criteria, post your resume for employers, or just get career tips.
Occupational Outlook Handbook A nationally recognized source of career information. Search through a wide range of occupations. Includes detailed job descriptions, working conditions, required training and education, earnings and expected job prospects for each profession.
The Career Key Find out which jobs and careers match your personality and interests. Take the Career Key measure, learn how to make high-quality decisions, choose an appropriate college major, and learn more about yourself and the world of work.
Camp Channel Find yourself a summer job working with others at the Camp Channel. This site matches directs applicants towards summer camps that need staffing.
Campjobs.com CampJobs.com is a great starting point for students interested in finding a summer camp job. View possible work sites or post you own resume and let the camps search for you!
SummerJobs.com A great starting point for students looking for summer employment. Browse through the job postings, submit a resume or add yourself to their email list to get job updates.
Zero Gravity: High School Internship Program Based at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh for students in or around Southwestern Pennsylvania, this program meets weekly to learn about contemporary art and museums. Interview curatorial staff, take part in activities, screenings, parties and more!
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