Research Guides: Career Resources: Welcome

Are You Taking MCC Essentials?

The credible sources you can see in this guide will be useful for the Career Research Project for MCC Essentials.

The document below has information about formatting your paper and citing your sources in APA or MLA style, and the screencast shows you where to find additional resources. If you need help with citation style or paper formatting, MCC tutors and librarians can help!

MCC Library Quick Guide to APA & MLA Citation Styles

Explore Careers

US Department of Labor Resources

CareerOneStop
Easy-to-understand workforce information that helps job seekers, students, workers, workforce intermediaries, and employers develop their capacity and make sound economic decisions in the new economy
CareerOneStop Veteran and Military Transition Center

My Next Move
Search careers with keywords, browse careers by industry or answer questions about the kind of work you like to do. My Next Move is developed by the National Center for O*Net Development.
My Next Move for Veterans

O*Net Online
The O*NET database contains hundreds of standardized and occupation-specific descriptors on almost 1,000 occupations covering the entire U.S. economy
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Offers 334 occupational profiles for about 84% of the jobs in the US economy. Find information about median pay, education required and the projected growth rate for an occupation. Published by the US Department of Labor.

This video guides you through searching for career information.

Especially for MCC Students

Career Coach
Take a career assessment in this featured resource from MCC. Career Coach will give you suggestions based on your interests. A resume builder tool is available with a free account.
MCC College Central Network
Create a free account with your student ID number. Upload your resume. Access job and internship postings, career resources, a resume builder and career and transfer announcements.

Make an appointment with Mary Ann Gaschnig in the MCC Career Development and Transfer Services Office, located in the MCC Learning Commons/Library. She can review your resume or help you create one. She can also point you towards specialized resources for your particular major or career.

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Mary Ann Gaschnig
Career and Outgoing Transfer Advisor
MCC Learning Commons
603-206-8171
mgaschnig@ccsnh.edu

See more information on MCC career services including scheduled career workshops and events during the academic year.