This is a sampling of Internet sites that you can
use in determining a potential career path or finding the "perfect"
job. Please let us know if you have any recommendations for
additions to our list. We'd appreciate your suggestions!
In partnership with Career Services, monsterTRAK.COM provides full-time, part-time, temporary and internship opportunities targeted by employers to Tennessee Tech students and alumni.
NACElink® lets you search for thousands of jobs nationwide, plus jobs and internships posted just for your school through your career center web site.
Tennessee Board of Regents Virtual Career Center - This website is designed for all Tennesseans. It includes information for individuals from middle school age to working adults. Whether you are interested in writing or rewriting your resume; preparing for an interview; and/or looking for an occupation that matches your interests, skills, and experience, this website provides a wealth of information to achieve your career and educational goals.
Where can I find a List
of . . .
Current contact information to ensure my resume is seen by the
right hiring manager?
What companies are within a specific mile radius of my hometown
or ANY state?
Your Search is Over!
What
is Reference USA? A directory of business information
on American companies, private as well as publicly owned.
Includes locations, contact numbers, names of executives and
more. Information covers the home office as well as branches
and subsidiary companies. Access to more than 12 million U.S.
businesses! Constantly updated!
Online Mentors Offer
Helpful Career Advice - The following organizations offer
"online mentoring" to students looking at particular
careers and new graduates who would like to talk about career issues.
Review.Com - searchable
data base. Type in a career field and you'll have results
including "a day in the life," educational requirements,
associated careers, quality of life, career profile, major employers,
and professional organizations.
SIGI 3 - a comprehensive, up-to-date career planning software program. It helps you pinpoint career options based on your interests,
values, and education.
Sloan Career Cornerstone Center - resource center for those exploring career paths in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
The Source - is the most comprehensive and user-friendly source of labor market data in the state. The interactive system contains a vast amount of information covering areas such as job demand, economic indicators, wages, census data, and education/training programs. It also provides information on nearly 92,000 Tennessee employers. Area profiles are also available by local workforce investment areas, metropolitan areas, and counties.
