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We suggest this
book for starting your career search:
650.14 BOL What color is your parachute? : a practical manual for job-hunters & career changers
- For other books on careers, we suggest that you search under these subjects:
- Vocational guidance
- Employment
forecasting
- Career
changes
Please ask at the Information
Services Desk for these binders of career profiles:
331.702 T686 Occupational
information monographs - information on hundreds of occupations from the University of Toronto's Guidance Centre
Staff at the Information
Services Desk can also help you find books on specific occupations.
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Saskatchewan Job Futures
- information on hundreds of occupations. Includes duties, trends and
outlooks, and wages
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Saskatchewan Apprenticeship & Trade Certification Commission
- information on the training and certification of 50 designated trades. (e.g. carpenter, cook, machinist)
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Job Futures (Government
of Canada) - Canada's national career and education planning tool
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Training and Careers (Service
Canada) - links to identify and research your career options
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Apprenticetrades.ca
- Canadian Apprenticeship Forum provides information on apprenticeship
training in Canada
 Occupational
Outlook Handbook (U.S. Dept. of Labor) - although American,
this site has useful information on the nature of the work and working
conditions for occupations
Canada-Saskatchewan
Career & Employment Services Centre
90-23rd Street East
Ph: 933-6281
Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8 am - 5 pm, Wednesday 9 am -
5 pm
Computers are available to produce resumes and obtain information on
careers, training, employment, and the labour market.
- Job
Hunting
- Resumes,
Cover Letters and Job Interviews
- Volunteer
Work
- Working
in the Library
This guide was
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