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City of Norwalk
Job Opportunities
CTWorks Career Coach -
"...a One-Stop on wheels and mobile classroom
which brings career services and computer training to you!"
Simple
Cover Letter Writer - A step by step fill in the blank form to
help write a cover letter. Gives instructions and examples for each entry. Can
be viewed and saved as an HTML, PDF or Word file.
Customized Cover Letter Writer - A detailed form for writing a cover letter.
Gives instructions
and examples for each entry. Can be viewed and saved as an
HTML, PDF or Word file.
Interview
Questions - A list of tested interview questions.
Internet Job Search Workshop
On-Line Job Applications
AllCountyJobs- These sites are
part of the network of county jobs where job seekers can find job listings by
geography, by job category or by company.
About Jobs.com - Job listings divided
into several specialized categories: Summer jobs, Overseas jobs, Resort jobs and
Intern jobs.
Career Builder - Find a job, post
your resume and other resources can be found at this site.
Career Exploration Links - Discover what different occupations entail in the
way of education, and work environment.
Career Guide to Industries -
"..provides information on available careers by industry, including the nature
of the industry, working conditions, employment, occupations in the industry,
training and advancement, earnings and benefits, employment outlook, and lists
of organizations that can provide additional information."
Career Journal - The Wall Street Journals comprehensive
career planning site 'for business people on the move.'
CareerOneStop -
Career One Stop is a “Job
Information Center” in a box. This all-in-one portal provides some of the best
job search and career information sites on the web.
Career Zone - New York State's job
site which includes information for students about careers, including 300
career videos. Jobseekers can explore jobs and get up to date job postings from
America's job bank. Career development tools for Educators and Counselors.
Connecticut Career Paths - From the Connecticut Department of Labor a
guide of 150 occupations with narrative descriptions, number employed, job
openings, salary, training and a list of training sites. PDF format.
Connecticut Job Central -
If you're looking for a job in Connecticut this is the site for you. Hunt for jobs by type,
salary, location or keyword.. Create an online resume that can be
viewed by prospective employers and find your dream job. If you
are an employer register with the job bank and find qualified
employees.
DiversityWorking - "...offers
a rich selection of services marketed to the communities needing stronger
representation in the workplace: wide-ranging ethnic groups, women, gay/lesbian,
veterans, mature workers, and persons with disabilities."
Federal Jobs -
How to find and apply for federal jobs
Job Hunter's Bible - A
companion site to the book "What Color is Your Parachute?" this site contains
links to articles, salary surveys, career quizzes, resume help, and job
listings.
LifeWorks™ - Information on careers in the health industry by the National
Institutes of Health Office of Science Education. Search for a career or browse
by education required, interest area, median salary, or alphabetically. Each
listing gives a summary, job description, education required, skills, and
related jobs.
Southwestern CTWorks
Centers- Job search offered at no cost - open to everyone. Located in Bridgeport,
Derby & Stamford.
Monster - Search for jobs,
post your resume, search for potential employees. These are just a few of the
features of this comprehensive job resource.
Occupational Outlook Handbook -
Searchable by occupation and has a printer friendly version in the acrobat
reader format. Links with text to related areas.
O*Net - Occupational information
network is searchable by occupation, by skills, and by other classification
systems.
Quintessential Careers "...more
than 3,500 pages of free college, career, and job-search content."
Quintessential Careers
- Job Resources for Teens
The Riley Guide - "A directory of employment and career information sources and services on the
Internet."
San Diego Public Library's Tutorials - SDPL has created a series of
tutorials for users wanting to create resumes in Microsoft Word 2003. They cover
what to include in a resume, resume wizards and templates, printing and saving,
recommended books and online resume builders. Well done!
Vocational Information Center -
Explore vocational and technical careers.
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