Job Search Resources
What you can do
We have the resources you need to find that first job, make a career change, polish that resume, or get that degree. And if you’re an absolute beginner who needs to learn how to use a computer to improve your job prospects, we have a solution for that, too.
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There are several computers available in the lab for internet access and word processing. These computers are not on a time limit and are strictly for your job search and academic needs.
To see what we have, search our library catalog, come in and browse through our
Jobs & Careers and School Skills Review sections on the Library’s second floor
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or call the Library reference desk at 333-6640 ext. 4.
What we can do for you
Looking for a job? We have materials on:
- Career Exploration
- Where to find job openings
- How to write a resume
- How to write a cover letter
- How to ace an interview
- How to start a small business
Already have a job? We have materials on:
- Employment law
- How to communicate in the workplace
- How to manage employees
- How to manage workplace change
- How to manage your career
- How to study for a licensing exam
- How to change careers
- How to plan for retirement
Need to go back to school? We have materials on:
- How to improve your reading, writing, and math skills
- How to study for the GED
- Where to get a college degree
- How to study for an entrance exam
- How to get financial aid
Job Search Links
- JobHuntersBible
- Occupational Outlook Handbook (check prospects and earnings info for various career fields)
- CeeVee– The Smarter Way to Create Your Resume!
Computer Lab Available
For your job search needs, the library has several computers available in the lab for internet access and word processing. These computers are not on a time limit and are strictly for your job search and academic needs.