At any time, in any place, you can take advantage of both career counseling and career assistance services designed to help you plan your next career move. The services include...

Career Counseling
Professional career counselors will help you at any stage of your career to assess your talents and interests, set goals for your future, explore training and educational opportunities, update your Federal application, practice interviewing, and help you with the transition into other Federal jobs, into the private sector, or into a retirement career.

Career Assistance Centers
Career development advice, education and retraining, job information, and employment assistance are always available from the Department's Career Assistance Centers. Located in the National Office and several major U.S. cities such as Atlanta and San Francisco, the centers offer ongoing career assistance services for DOL employees. Services may include...

Resource Books to help you identify job search and other career enhancing materials.

A Continuous Learning Library Exchange to provide career and personal development information in audio, video, computer disk, and print formats. Housed in the Career Assistance and Resource Exchange Center in Washington, DC, the Library loans materials in person and by contract express mail carrier.

Computer Software to help you enhance your writing and word processing skills, create spreadsheets, improve overall performance, and assess your management skills. You can learn Windows and other software applications. There is software to help you prepare resume`s and Federal job applications, and to assist you in identifying how your skills may be transferrable to other jobs.

Internet Access is your road to a wealth of online career services information.