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Career Voyages Website Closing

The Career Voyages website will no longer be operational as of March 31, 2010. Students, parents and career changes are being directed to explore careers and learn more about training and educational opportunities at CareerOneStop and O*Net OnLine

O*Net Products at Work

The Recent Stories section of O*NET Products at Work has been updated with new stories describing how users (businesses, educational institutions, government agencies, military services, researchers) have leveraged O*NET products and tools to improve their programs and provide services to customers.

Short-Term Training Finder

CareerOneStop's new Short-term Training Finder lets you search for training programs in your local area where you can earn a certificate, diploma, or award in less than two years.

LMI Forum 2010

Mark your calendars for this year's LMI Forum. The 2010 LMI Forum is the first co-sponsored with the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER), which will be held May 18 - 21, 2010 in Washington, DC.

Green Jobs Community of Practice (CoP)

The Employment and Training Administration (ETA) has launched the Green Jobs Community of Practice (CoP). The Green Jobs CoP will serve three primary purposes: platform for workforce professionals and green job thought leaders to discuss and share promising practices and provide technical assistance.

New 2010 SOC Information

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has recently posted new information about the 2010 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) on their web site. A document on the page contains classification principles and coding guidelines for the new SOC, as well as a crosswalk linking the 2000 and 2010 versions of the classification.

Occupational Outlook Handbook Crosswalks

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has developed several crosswalk files that link occupations from the Occupational Outlook Handbook to other resources. Included are links from OOH titles to their O*NET equivalents and a file that contains the Internet addresses (URLs) for OOH statements. Find links to these resources on the BLS Employment Projections Classifications and Crosswalks page.

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