Aviation Careers

Aviation Careers and Education Sources Information

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Planning a Career

While you're still in school, you should be looking ahead and planning what you might want to do the rest of your life. The internet gives you access to many valuable tools to evaluate your interests and help you determine what careers may be right for you. We've selected the best sites in these areas on the internet to help you in your search. Parents can help their teenager set good goals for themselves by helping them assess their strengths and weaknesses in conjuction with a career search.

Find sites for your local FBO's and flight school's, as well as the larger training facilities, such as FlightSafety Intl, Embry Riddle, SimuFlight, the University of North Dakota, and lots more.(Updated 2/5)
A Guide to Aviation and Airport Management Degrees The most common degrees in Airport Management and Aviation Management are: AAS in Airport Management, BS in Airport Management, BBA in Airport Management, BS in Aviation Management, and MBA in Aviation Management.

The Internet has a lot to offer when it comes to government and military information. Find sites to FAA offices around the country, specialty aircraft sites, or to armed forces sites from around the globe.(Updated 2/6)

Award winning pilot training and career resources online. If you are interested in learning how to fly this is the place to turn for guidance.

FAA Aviation Career Guides

Job Interview Tools.com Interview Skills & Employment Information

Deciding on a career is an important decision and it is natural to feel confused or even stressed out about it. One popular method that is used by many people is a career assessment test. These tests help to suggest fields and types of jobs that the person would most likely enjoy and find rewarding in the long term too. A secondary aspect of the career assessment quiz is to help people learn more about their strengths, weaknesses, and interests.

JobStar "is a great career counseling site – to my mind, one of the top three job-related sites on the Web."

Career Development Manual - Business Training Schools

With the changing nature of the workplace, concerns about the future have been expressed by many individuals, both those preparing to start a career and those having to adjust to job changes and job losses. A successful career is one of the most important pursuits in life. Both fresh graduates as well as those who are already in the working world seek to build a good career that is both challenging and financially rewarding, but many people are not sure which career direction they should take. As such, they may need career development counseling or programs to help them choose a career that they can excel in. There are a lot of career development manuals on the internet that can help people secure a good career. The links listed below will provide helpful information about the different things that a jobseeker should do to find suitable employment.

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