In need of a new job? New career? The LearningExpress Library has plenty of options to assist in the changes you are seeking for the new year! Whether your interests are geared toward the military, a career in technology, or working on environmental issues, there are new resources in LearningExpress that can help you get started.
Although Job & Career Accelerator is not a new resource to LearningExpress Library, new search options have been added, and the occupation card information has been updated substantially. Users can now search through a curated list of hot technology, green economy, and STEM occupations. Each occupation card lists the knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job as well as the required education, wage trends by individual state, current open positions in the field, and a video clip describing and showing a person working in that position.
Through the Career Exploration Center, users can make several selections related to military careers. There is an up-to-date fact sheet available for each branch of the military as well as the complete battery of ASVAB diagnostic exams, including all three levels of AFQT, Assembling Objects, Auto Shop and Information, Electronics Information, General Science, and Mechanical Comprehension.
Upon exiting the military, the Job & Career Accelerator invites patrons to explore the Military to Civilian Occupations. This is a unique search tool, as it allows veterans to explore civilian occupations that are similar to the military jobs they once held. For example, a AN/USM-449A (V) Test Set Operator Intermediate Maintenance position in the Navy might pursue a civilian occupation for Electrical and Electronics Repairer of Commercial and Industrial Equipment.
There is an abundance of resources to explore within the LearningExpress Library in MeL.org. If your organization would like to schedule free training on accessing this content and more through the Michigan eLibrary, please contact us today.
Brought to you by Ann Kaskinen from the MeL Team.
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