Job+Shadowing

=Job Shadowing=

[|Occupational Outlook Handbook] The Bureau of Labor Statistics includes information on skills, job outlook, how to become a person in that career, education needed, and work environment, as well as pay.
 * For **main skills** (question 1), check under //How to Become// and then //Important Qualities//.
 * For **equipment** (question 2), check under //What They Do//.
 * For **Does this person you are shadowing typically work** (question 5**)**..., check under "What They Do" and "Work Environment."
 * For **how much school** (question 6), check under //How to Become// and then //Education//. You might also check under Licensure.
 * For **where typically do you find...** (question 7), check "Work Environment" and then infer or "read between the lines."
 * For **employment outlook** (question 8), check under //Job Outlook//.

[|I Seek Career Clusters]
 * First choose a career cluster and explore. You can learn more about careers, industries, pathways, fields of study, and businesses within that cluster.
 * Then click on a specific career to learn more. Use the navigation panel on the left for
 * Overview
 * Wages & Outlook (question 8, possibly question 7)
 * On the Job/Working Conditions (question 5, possible question 7)
 * Education/Training (question 6))
 * Skills (question 1)
 * Tools & Technology (question 2))
 * Licensing (related to question 6)
 * This site comes from Minnesota's Career, Education, and Job Resources

[|School to Careers]


 * Check here for a profile, a "Day in the Life of...", and "Getting Strategic" (pathway, including recommended education, activities, and work experience).
 * Many of the profiles have either a video or enhanced audio. If it is enhanced audio, you can also see all the questions/answers in text for quick skimming.
 * This is an Iowa-based site, with most of the professionals interviewed being from Iowa.