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RCPL Resources
RCPL Teen Central: Education and Jobs
College and career information for teenagers.
Databases
Career Cruising
For students exploring college options or a potential career path or experienced workers considering a career change or continuing education, the assessments tools, career profiles, financial aid information and resume guides in Career Cruising makes this a powerful resource.
Career Information Center (e-book)
Contains 700 job profiles each with a job summary chart, a jobdescription and up-to-date salary information.
Learning Express
Learning Express includes test preparation materials and interactive practice exams such as ASVAB, GED or college preparation and civil service.
Perfect Interview
With Perfect Interview patrons can hone their interview skills online. Choose the length and type of interview needed. A professional interviewer appears on the screen asking the type of challenging questions that would be asked at a real interview. Questions can be repeated and sample answers and tutorials are available. With a web cam, interviews can be recorded and played back for review.
Testing and Education Reference Center
Use this database to search thousands of college and graduate school entries to identify scholarships, take on-line practice tests and use test prep e-books to obtain your education goals.
Web Resources
Disabilities:
Career Onestop, Service Members: Disabled/Injured Resources
Designed for service members and veterans that have a service-related disability, this site includes available resources and services.
Employment and Disability
Cornell University has assembled this guide that includes disability information, including cases and decisions, associations and organizations, bibliographies and news. It also provides access to statistics and directories.
Diversity:
IMDiversity
This Web site has a career center where employees can search for jobs, post a resume and receive tips for a career search. It also includes information for employers, who can recruit employees through their job bank.
Similar to other job Web sites, these pages allow job seekers to post a resume or conduct a job search. The big difference here is that the Web site is designed to be “the source for diversity talent.”
Seniors:
This Web site is designed for those aged 50+ who are seeking a job. Users can conduct a job search here and then apply online through the individual employer’s Web site that is linked through their search.
Designed for people over the age of 50, this site allows members to save resumes, search jobs, apply online and receive new job notices.
Teens and Young Adults:
This Web site allows college students and recent graduates a place to search for job postings. It also provides a large amount of information, tips and tools on job-related items.
Unemployment:
Career Onestop
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, the site offers online workforce development resources for students, job seekers, businesses and professionals. Topics include exploring careers, resume writing, salaries, military transition, regional economic development and job searching.
South Carolina Employment Resources
This is the official South Carolina government hub for employment information. Users are provided with the links to search for South Carolina state jobs, county jobs and the latest SC employment statistics.
South Carolina Employment Security Commission
On this state agency site, job seekers can search for jobs, locate workforce centers and find information on filing for unemployment insurance benefits.
Women:
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