Beyond Simmons: Jobs, Internships & Volunteering: Explore Your Future

Use this resource to explore various careers, find state employment information, salary information and more.

The Job Seeker's Guide from the Kirstein Business Library provides a complete guide to available job and career resources through the Boston Public Library.

Career Profiles offers more than just career information, it also provides information on resumes, interviews, networking and career transitions.

This site provides background information, demographic, career, and statistical data on cities and towns.

A guide to working in Massachusetts.

This useful tool from the US Department of Labor provides information on the distribution of employment by occupation across industries. This information can help to identify the industries with the best employment prospects for each occupation.

Freely available to all Massachusetts residents, the Massachusetts Career Information System provides detailed descriptions of hundreds of occupations, along with related education and training information as well as guides for job searching, starting your own business, and more. There are also several assessment tools to help you identify career options that match your interests, skills, and values.

A searchable database that provides detailed descriptions of the skills, work styles and abilities necessary for employment in a variety of professions. Wage information and links to related professions are provided as well.

A publication of the US Department of Labor, it features articles on a wide variety of occupations and industries. Recent articles include "Wild jobs with wildlife: Jobs in zoos and aquariums" and "Forensic scientists: A career in the crime lab." View a list of careers and occupations covered in the online index.

Use the "College Resources" tab and then select "Career Search" (under "Career Planning") to explore various career opportunities. Browse job titles that fall under each of the major career fields. Profiles for each job title provide descriptive career information, salary information, educational requirements, related careers and career potential.

A guide to steps in career planning from the federal government's student aid website.

Here you will find links to sites listing jobs in Massachusetts and elsewhere. Many of the websites that list jobs also contain a wealth of information on job hunting, resume writing, interviewing, salary negotiation, job inquiry, networking and more. Links to educational resources, job exam preparation, and computer and other types of training are included.

From the American Society of Association Executives, the ASAE Gateway to Associations Directory is easy to use and is updated daily to help make networking more convenient. This directory service takes userws directly to many of the associations currently operating on the web.

From the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at NYU, this page includes an extensive list of professional associations in health care and health management.

A guide to association websites created by the librarians at the Internet Public Library. This listing includes numerous nonprofit and education-focused associations.

From the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at NYU, this page includes an extensive list of professional associations in nonprofit management, with links, descriptions and contact information.