Wisconsin’s WORKnet provides you with a number of tools including occupation searches, wage comparisons and information on non-traditional and apprenticeship jobs. 

The Job Center of Wisconsin offers tools to complete interest surveys, search for jobs, and build resumes and job applications. It also offers career planning tools and labor market information to keep you up-to-date with the latest trends and information in Wisconsin.

The Occupational Outlook Handbook allows you to search occupations by occupation type, pay rate, education level, training, number of new jobs and growth rate. It also features occupations to help you learn about other career opportunities. 

Xello offers assessments and databases that will guide you toward informed decisions as you plan your education and career, regardless of your age or grade level. A few of the tools offered include interest inventories to help you explore your interests as well as occupation databases, which provide career information including core tasks, workplace, earnings, education/training and attOne Columnributes/abilities for thousands of jobs.

Boston College provides sample resumes, resume action words and suggestions to ensure that your resume is noticed by employers. 

Monster provides over 100 articles on resume writing and tips as well as providing over 100 different samples of resumes to help guide you in your own resume writing process. 

Purdue University offers resume writing tips, a sample resume, design suggestions and advice to pass the “20 second test” of employers.   

Monster provides articles on interview preparation, questions, appearance and following up after an interview.