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CareerOneStop, 2018

Website: State of Minnesota, Sponsored by U.S. Dept. of Labor, Employment and Training Administration



This massive website can help you explore careers, find training, do a job search, and get local help. Resources for offers help to audiences ranging from entry-level worker to veteran to worker with a criminal conviction. A nice tool allows you to search occupations by geographic location to find job requirements, salary information, and projected employment needs.

USA Jobs

Website: United States Office of Personnel Management



This online portal to federal government jobs includes hiring paths for veterans, senior executives, Native Americans, and other audiences. An explanation of the federal hiring process and job opportunities are also on the website.

Job Skills: How to Create a Resume

Online Course: DigitalLearn.org



In this free, 21-minute how-to course, learners will acquire the skills needed to create and edit resumes in Microsoft Word, including content and design tips.

Job Skills: How to Search for Jobs

Online Course: DigitalLearn.org



In this free, 22-minute how-to course, learners will get an overview of how to look for a job online including how to apply for unemployment; searching classified sites, career sites, and company sites; and safely avoiding scams.

Job Search, 2017

Website: GCFLearnFree



The page provides free tutorials on job search strategies, resume writing, job applications, interview skills and many technology subjects. The Teacher Guides include Technology, Microsoft Office, Everyday Life, and Career. A resource-rich Free Online Resources document includes Advanced Technology and College-Type Experiences sites.

Online Tools for Job Searching

PDF: Employment and Training Administration, U.S. Department of Labor



This is a large list of web-based tools from the Department of Labor that provide resources for unemployed workers, job seekers, and career counseling professionals.