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Employment Education

• Ohio Means Jobs Clinton County — Clinton County's one-stop employment and training center  
• JobHuntersBible.com — This supplement to the best-selling book What Color is Your Parachute? contains a wealth of career guidance
• Occupational Outlook Handbook — Provides in-depth information on hundreds of different types of jobs, as well as job search tips and job market information
• Ohio Means Jobs — New state site provides all-in-one starting point for a job search, including posting of resumes and searching for available positions. A PowerPoint presentation providing tips on how to use the site is available here (Download may take a few minutes)
• O*NET Online — Developed by the Department of Labor, serves as the nation's primary source of occupational information
• SSCC Career & Counseling services — Resources from Southern State Community College

Job Hunting

• Careerbuilder.com — The U.S.'s largest online job site is a good place to start for any job seeker
• CareerOneStop — Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, assists in exploring careers, writing resumes, interviewing and locating jobs
• Cover letters — Extensive advice on writing a cover letter from the book 200 Letters for Job Hunters
• indeed — Job search engine provides access to thousands of company career sites and job boards
• Job-Hunt — Provides a comprehensive listing of useful job-search resources and services available on the web
• LinkUp — Features jobs taken from more than 22,000 company websites
• Monster — Online job site features hundreds of thousands of job postings, searchable by location, field or keyword
• Preparing a Resume — A detailed guide from the RPI Writing Center
• ZipRecruiter — Busy job site serves over 7 millions active job seekers each month

Small Businesses

• Allbusiness — Sponsored by Dun & Bradstreet, site features articles, videos, podcasts, and blogs providing timely information for small business owners
• Franchising.com — Provides extensive list of franchising opportunities that can sorted various ways
• SCORE — The Service Corps of Retired Executives is a national association devoted to helping small owners form and develop their businesses
• Small Business Grants — The federal government does not provide grants for starting and expanding a business, with the exception of non-commercial organizations, but this official government site provides sources for possible small business funds
• U.S. Small Business Administration — Helps small businesses understand their legal requirements and locate government services from federal, state and local agencies