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Degree Course Guides 1993-94 in 1v (CRAC Degree Course Guides) The Parents' and Guardians' Guide to Options for 17 and 18 Year Olds by Frank Burnet, 1995-09-01 Which Degree? 1995: Sciences, Medicine, Mathematics (CRAC Student Guide) The Student Helpbook Pack 95/96: A Year off ...a Year on? / Cvs and Applications / Decisions at 13/14+ / Decisions at 15/16+ / Decisions at 17/18+ / Excel ... You? / Student Life a Survival Guide (CRAC) Degree Course Guides 1994-95,in 1v.: Comparisons of Over 6000 First Degree Courses (CRAC Degree Course Guides) How to Prepare for College (Vgm How to Series) by Marjorie Eberts, Margaret Gisler, 1999-07 How to Pass Secondary School Selection Tests by Mike Bryon, 2004-05-28 Write Your College Application Essay (Here's How) by Kenneth A. Nourse, 1997-10 Advertising (Media Focus) by Roger Thomas, 1999-06-23 Matters of Degree: Choosing and Applying for a University or College Course (Student Helpbooks) by Alan Jamieson, 1993-09 How to Choose Your GCSEs by Alan Vincent, 2004-06-01 GED, You Can Pass the GED (Cliffs Test Prep) by Jerry Bobrow, Harold D. Nathan, et all 1995-06 Hard Cash!: Paying Your Way Through College - Work Opportunities and Sources of Funds (Student Helpbooks) by Alan Jamieson, 1992-12 Studying in Europe (Student Helpbooks) by Anne Bariet, Olivier Rollot, et all 1994-01

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41. Hope College Career Services - Arts
    Interior Design and Decorating Printing and Publishing education. Majors Art in America Annual Guide to museums Visual Arts Performing Arts career Director 1st  
    http://www.hope.edu/student/career/clusters/arts.html

42. Consumer Directory - Education
    Trip, Hot Sites and career Choices College Throughout the World education guides Argus Clearinghouse Educators, Parents and Students education WWW Virtual  
    http://cpateam.com/consumer-education.htm

43. Smithsonian Institution Libraries: Subject Guide To Selected Internet Resources
    and Preservation Museum Studies education Museum Studies Institution Resources Natural History guides to the Web Booksellers Natural History Careers and Jobs  
    http://www.sil.si.edu/Subject-Guide/subject-guide.htm

44. EDUCATION
    education Resources Annotated guide to selected associations, clearinghouses education Sites on the Web Provides links to career resources, museums  
    http://wwwsju.stjohns.edu/library/staugustine/education.html

45. Archeology Links, Southeast Archeological Center, National Park Service
    line article Frequently Asked Questions about a career in Archaeology Frequently Asked Questions; NPS guides to Fieldwork Opportunities. education and Outreach.  
    http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/links3.htm
    
    Extractions: A Sampling of Useful Archeology Links General Reference Bibliographies Glossaries Terms Please note : The National Park Service and the Southeast Archeological Center do not control and cannot guarantee the relevance, timeliness, or accuracy of the materials provided by other agencies or organizations, nor do the NPS and SEAC endorse other agencies or organizations, their views, products or services. All links current as of October 3, 2002 Reference: atlases, bibliographies, glossaries, etc. Information about a Career in Archeology Fieldwork opportunities Archeology-related interactives ... Other Useful Links On-line article: Frequently Asked Questions about a Career in Archaeology in the U.S. Frequently Asked Questions NPS Guides to Fieldwork Opportunities Archeology at Monticello Opera House Feb. to June NCPTT's Training and Education Opportunities search page SEAC Education and Outreach Colonial Williamsburg Resources for Teachers and Students Public Archaeology - World Archaeological Congress Anthropology on the Internet For K-12, Smithsonian Institution Libraries: Archaeology

46. Artist's Survival Guide, UM Libraries
    research and development reports, art education links, and Global Careers (http//www4.wave.co.nz/~jollyroger informed/informed.html) A guide listing print  
    http://www.lib.umd.edu/ART/guides/survive.html
    
    Extractions: Guides to Info. Resources Art Scope: This guide lists recent monographs, directories, periodicals and guides in the Art Library collection, as well as links to Internet sites, which may be of interest to practicing or aspiring professional artists. Refer to the Subject Headings at the end of this guide for a listing of terms which will assist you in searching the catalog for other useful materials. Email the subject area specialist at lg72@umail.umd.edu or call 301-405-9064 for more information. GENERAL Blakeslee, Carolyn, ed. The ArtCalendar Guide to Making a Living as an Artist: Selected Articles from ArtCalendar's First Five Years, 1986-1990. Upper Fairmount, MD: ArtCalendar, 1993.

47. For Teachers In UK Directory: Library: Education
    Teachers resource offers teaching advice, career development, teaching one of the fastest growing healthcare and education recruitment Crystal guides Ltd 2000  
    http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Dir/?Category=705569,675254,670312

48. Web Sites
    career Development Manual Steps to career/Life Planning Technology and Higher education Statistics, Surveys, and Evaluated Subject guides and Gateway Sites  
    http://www.rbc.edu/library/Research/web_sites_a-z.htm
    
    Extractions: Advertising World The African American Journey The African-American Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black History and Culture African American Odyssey Afro American Almanac ... Hall of Black Achievement Gallery - From Bridgewater State College Images of African Americans from the 19th Century National Underground Railroad Freedom Center The Underground Railroad: Niagara's Freedom Trail American Museum of Photography Archives of American Art art and culture Art History Research Centre ... Virtual Library museums page - a directory of online museums See also the RBC Internet Subject Guide for Art Lives, the Biography Resource

49. Career Planning
    Higher education Search under this umbrella for all higher education queries. There are job outlook reports, search sites, career guides for the novice or  
    http://www.paducah.k12.ky.us/curriculum/career_planning.htm
    
    Extractions: Career Planning/Scholarships College Information, Scholarship Web Sites, Career Information The National Center for Public Policy: The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education offers an enormous amount of information for post-grads and beyond. Higher Education: Search under this umbrella for all higher education queries. Headhunter: Whether you are looking for a job, employee, or passively seeking a new position, this site provides a number of services aimed at the worker, employer, and/or recruiter. It has a large database of active job listings in many professions and more than 200,000 resumes. JobWeb: A clearinghouse of resources for career practitioners or enquirers, from undergraduates to professionals. There are job outlook reports, search sites, career guides for the novice or professional, and publication and templates for any office. Monster.com: For job seekers and professionals. View lists of employment opportunities in all fields or post your resume and let employers seek you out. CareerPlanit: Explore careers from an undergraduate's perspective. Read professional tips, contact a career counselor and/or get information on internships and academically related work throughout North America.

50. FAQs About A Career In History
    and see Barbara J. Howe s Careers for Students Foundations involved in promoting education, analyzing trends research, documents, and guides, requiring writers  
    http://www.ncsu.edu/chass/history/hifaqs.html
    
    Extractions: WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A DEGREE IN HISTORY? This is a general guide to possible career paths for holders of history degrees. If you want more information on one of these options, ask your local History professor! Or go to the Library and see Barbara J. Howe's Careers for Students of History (American Historical Association, 1989). Note that some of these jobs will require an advanced degree (M.A. or Ph.D.). Going on to graduate school studies for the M.A. or Ph.D. Primary and Secondary Education in History and/or Social Studies, including public and private schools, and school district or state offices of curriculum and instruction. Adult Education Programs, including college-level continuing education programs, corporate training programs, and local service agency programs. Community Colleges, Colleges, and Universities, teaching history, general humanities, or interdisciplinary programs such as African-American Studies, Women's Studies, or Science, Technology, and Society Studies. Advanced degrees are required for almost all of these positions. Government Education Agencies, including local, state, and federal departments of education.

51. Edsites
    ARTSEDGE The National Arts and education Information Network. teachers and students to visit libraries, museums, and exhibits Careers, Colleges Financial Aid.  
    http://www.pgcps.pg.k12.md.us/edsites.html
    
    Extractions: Lesson Plan Sources While you can find lesson plans at a variety of Web sites, including some listed in other categories, the following locations have particularly strong lesson plan collections. Search Engines Search engines scour the Web based on content words or phrases that you specify. Each of the choices below has unique search area strengths, so it is good to try several. Information Indexes Information indexes use topic menus and submenus to narrow searches until you find resources of potential interest. Yahoo is by far the most comprehensive and well-known information index, but there are other options such as Kids Web, which is tailored for students. Yahoo FirstGov (US Government Portal) Kids Web B.J.Pinchbeck's Homework Helper

52. Printing And Graphic Arts Career Resources
    Information Resources Design Resources education World Desktop Links Resources Web Style Guide -Graphics for the Web Art AIGA Art Careers Art Resources  
    http://www.khake.com/page27.html
    
    Extractions: INFORMATION CENTER Graphic Arts and Printing Career Guide Explore careers in Graphic Arts with the following links to job descriptions, which include information such as daily activities, skill requirements, salary and training required. To learn more about Graphic Arts and the Graphic Arts Industry, follow the related links below the career descriptions section. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About Graphic Arts and Printing Career Descriptions A Digital Dreamer - Graphic Design Careers

53. O'Keefe Library-Best Information On The Net- A To Z
    Media Law. Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security. Medical Careers and Job Opportunities. Medical guides. Medical Images. Music. Music education. Music Reviews. NO.  
    http://library.sau.edu/bestinfo/alpha.htm
    
    Extractions: Alphabetical Index A B C D ... X-Y-Z A Abortion Accounting Accounting Professional Organizations Adaptive Technologies ... Awards B Banking and Money Behavioral and Psychological Disorders Bibles and Biblical Commentary Bioethical Issues ... Book Catalog for SAU Book Reviews for Librarians Book Stores and Out of Print Search Services Books, Full Text Brain Physiology and Neuroscience ... Business Statistics C Calculators and Formulas Calendars Campus Safety Cancer Statistics ... Cyberspacesocial aspects D Data and Research for Business Data and Research for Social Work Data Collections for Biology Death Penalty ... Drunk Driving E E-Journal Sites E-Mail Address Finders E-Prints Early Childhood Education ... Exhibits and Galleries Online F Faculty Books Faculty Journals Faculty Resources Federal Government ... Fun Stuff for Kids G Galleries and Museums Online Gambling Gangs and Juvenile CrimeSee also: Criminal Justice Gender Issues ... Governments, State and Local

54. Ben's Guide: U.S. Government Web Sites For Kids (Agency)
    Statistics Classroom Parents Guide to the Federal Railroad Administration education, career Development, and Sites Stennis Space Center education University  
    http://bensguide.gpo.gov/agency.html

55. Internet Resources For Education
    A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources Explains about the School of education and its career Services Center Information about the University s career  
    http://www2.lib.udel.edu/subj/educ/internet.htm

56. Art Schools & Classes, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide
    is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of career Schools and Arts education links to education in the various Top Suggest a Site Return to Resource Guide  
    http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/art/edu.html
    
    Extractions: The Pre-College Saturday Art Program has for the past sixty-five years provided a learning environment for high school students in the visual arts from the Pittsburgh region as well as from West Virginia and Ohio. Tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students receive a comprehensive preview of professional areas of study. They work with two and three-dimensional media and electronic media. Carnegie Mellon Pre-College

57. Beloit College Library WWW Subject Guide
    career Builder The Riley GuideEmployment Opportunities and Job Resources on American Imprints (B) 1639-1800 (Evans) Guide to Philosophy Physical education.  
    http://www.beloit.edu/~libhome/subjects.shtml

58. Career Guide - Archaeologist
    career Guide Archaeologist. museums Archaeologists employed by museums are primarily responsible for looking after ancient artifacts, and making them  
    http://www.input.demon.co.uk/careers-archaeologist.html
    
    Extractions: Career Guides Drugs Education Housing ... Youth Links THE WORK Archaeology is the study of past societies and environment through the material remains left by them.  It provides us with information about many aspects of our development e.g. the beginning of agriculture, the discovery of metals and the origins of towns. Archaeologists excavate remains of buildings and settlements and study human remains, objects and environments. The following are the main areas in which archaeologists are involved: Field Archaeology : This involves the discovery and recording of ancient sites and sometimes their excavation.  It is of importance both for research and for the protection of cultural heritage.  Field archaeologists may be employed by all the archaeological bodies and most archaeologists will possess the necessary skills, but some bodies (such as the Environment and Heritage Agency) concentrate on this activity. Museums : Archaeologists employed by Museums are primarily responsible for looking after ancient artifacts, and making them accessible for study.  But they are also expected to research, lecture and out on exhibitions.

59. FirstGov For Citizens – Education, Jobs And Volunteerism
    Ben s Guide to the US Government; Celebrating America s and Activities; Gateway to education Materials – Lesson Documents; Homework Help; Kids career Sites; Kids  
    http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/Education_Training.shtml

60. Majors\history
    Corrections Court Systems; education; Health and Human Services; Highway Street Construction and General guide to possible career paths for holders  
    http://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/Majors/history.htm
    
    Extractions: *Anthropologist *FBI / CIA Agent *Journalist *Archeologist *Foreign News Corresp. *Lawyer *Archivist *Foreign Service Officer *Lecturer *Biographer *Genealogist *Legal Assistant / Paralegal *Clergy *Government Official *Librarian *Community Relations Dir. *Historian *Lobbyist *Congressional Aide *Historic Preservationist *Market Research Analyst *Consumer Advocate *Historic Site Tour Guide *Media Consultant *Counselor *Historical Society Staff *Museum Curator *Criminologist *Indicter *Demographer *Insurance Agent / Broker *Park Ranger *Economist *Intelligence Analyst *Peace Corps / Vista Worker *Editor *International Relations *Political Scientist *Psychologist *Teacher, Social Studies

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