Resume+Resources

**When using the internet to search for job search and resume writing tools, be careful where you click. There are many links that promise to help you but are they really reliable, expert sources?**


 * Here are suggested resources for developing your resume:**

Wisconsin's Worknet - Youth

Test Drive Your Chosen Career : This is a website developed by the Indiana Youth Institute. It is a graphic, interactive site for evaluating your interests. This site is intended for use by middle and high school level students.

United States Department of Labor : A wealth of information and useful links can be found on this website. Whether you need information on minimum wage, employment for individuals with disabilities, labor statistics, you'll likely find your research data here. Check out the youth links page, which includes a list of subtopics that should be of interest to you in your career search.

Career Voyages is another government sponsored site, created in collaboration between the US Department of Labor and the US Department of Education. This site gives thorough resources for students, parents, and workers that may be re-entering the workforce. This site is interesting in that it includes links to the latest news on careers in the media, such as Yahoo, CNN, and US News. On their own, these sources may not be considered authoritative, but the government thought them worthy of being sited.