There are many great resources to help students prepare, enter, and navigate the workforce. It is never to early to start researching your future career whether you plan to attend a college or technical/trade school, join the military, or begin working right away. Employers look for well-rounded individuals who are confident in their abilities. Remember, the more you know about an industry, the more likely you are to succeed in that field!
Contact your school's Career Specialist and use the links below to access helpful materials:
Contact your school's Career Specialist and use the links below to access helpful materials:
General Resources
MassHire is composed of sixteen boards throughout the state of Massachusetts, and is charged with the oversight, coordination, and implementation of workforce development initiatives. The Greater New Bedford Workforce Board is responsible for the Bristol area including: Attleboro, North Attleboro, Mansfield, Norton, and Seekonk.
Massachusetts Department of Education oversees all education in the Commonwealth and is committed to preparing every student for success. They provide information related to regional schooling, educational resources and technology, as well as the latest MCAS data.
Massachusetts' One Stop Career Centers serve as a vital link connecting workers and employers to economic opportunities by helping put citizens back on the payroll, one person and one job at a time.
College Information
A site to help students aspire to -- and reach -- important education and career goals. Collegeboard.com makes it easier for students and their families to have a successful experience preparing for, and applying to, college. A trusted resource for good college entry information.
Job Searching
Indeed is a search engine for part-time and full-time employment opportunities with filter options to find a job that fit your goals and needs.
Snagajob is a user friendly job search engine with endless tutorials providing tips about the job application and interview process.
Glassdoor is another great option to locate part-time and full-time employment opportunities with first hand company reviews.
Career Research
Occupational Information Network was developed for the US Department of Labor to provide information on occupations, skills, and occupational requirements with links to related sites.
The U.S. Department of Labor gives students important information about the current trades and apprenticeship opportunities.
For information on careers in healthcare field and also interest surveys.
Collective apprenticeship information regarding trade unions in the state.
For information on career paths for future ECE teachers.