Music and Art
Nature
Reading
Science
Social Studies
Sports
Teaching
Kindergarten and Elementary School Teachers
Elementary, Middle, and High School Principals
Music and Art
Nature
Reading
Science
Social Studies
Sports
Teaching
Kindergarten and Elementary School Teachers
Elementary, Middle, and High School Principals
Building and fixing things
Helping and Serving the Community
Managing Money
Media
Reporters, Correspondents, and Broadcast
Film and Video Editors and Camera Operators
Step 1. Identify Your Interests - start with what you like
Step 2. Get the Details - find out about the job, requirements, income and more
Step 3. Listen to Interviews - what do people doing the work have to say
Step 1. Identify Your Interests
Before choosing your career, it helps to know what your options are. With more than 800 occupations to choose from, one of the best ways to start your exploration is to identify what you like from the list, Occupations According to Interest. If you already know the industry you are interested in, choose from the list, Occupations by Industry. Clicking on your selection will take you to Step 2. Get the Details.
In addition to interests, aptitude, duties, and pay, there are other important factors to consider in making your career selection. Do you like to be indoors, outdoors, alone or surrounded by others? Do you like playing supportive roles, doing routine tasks, or being creative and making new discoveries? Think about the work environment, the people, and the work culture.
Occupations according to Interest
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