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Career Development Portfolio

LIFE-WORK Portfolio

The Life-Work Portfolio is a place to store information about yourself that will help you look at career options, make informed decisions and plans, write resumes, and prepare for interviews.

The Life-Work Portfolio takes you, step by step, through the process of career development. As you fill out the pages of the Portfolio, you will clarify your career goals, find out what resources are available to help you, and chart your new careeer direction.

Contact Information
Your name:
Your Organization:
Daytime Phone:
Your email:
Street Address:
City, State, ZIP:




The supply of the Occupational Researcher's Computer Assistant (ORCA) CD is exhausted.  No more orders for the CD are being accepted at this time.  For more information, contact   Mike Paris  at the Washington SOICC.  Mike's phone number is (360)  438-4803.


Occupational Outlooks

Provides an invaluble snapshot of employment trends in local Washington labor Markets. The publications are available via the internet, and we encourage you to untilize them in this fashion.
     Yes, send me to the Internet Occupational Outlooks

If you have need of printed publications in an educational or institutional environment, please be advised that supplies are limited from the Labor Market and Economic Analysis Branch of the Employment Security Department.

 

Users Guide to Labor Market Information


     Allows anyone to find the exact data item s/he needs in minutes, as well as providing an clear overview of products and services available.

Contact Information
Your name:
Daytime Phone:
Your email:

 


PLAN FOR TOMORROW TODAY


     Plan for Tomorrow Today is a guide to careers and occupations in Washington State. The guide has been prepared by the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board in cooperation with the Washington State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee to assist you in making important decisions about your career and education. You will find valuable information on more than 320 occupations in Washington State along with wage data, employment outlook, and locations of training sites in a wide variety of public and private institutions. You will also find information on non-traditional occupations, financial aid, and related programs and services that are available to compliment your career planning. To order your free copy please contact the Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board and ask for Plan for Tomorrow Today:

Attn: Marlene Coplen
Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board
Bldg. 17, Airdustrial Pk.
P.O. Box 43105
Olympia, WA 98504-3105

or call: (360) 753- 5680

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Last update: August 4, 1999.