Directories and Reference

This invaluable directory contains information on adult and juvenile probation and parole commissions, boards, and local offices, plus state, district, and satellite offices, and much more.

More than 300 entries covering types of autism, symptoms, possible causes, and much more.

The best resource available designed for special needs, job training, workability and other government programs, this revised edition includes over 120 jobs.

This rich resource describes more than 2,000 schools, specialty travel tours, study programs, and information sources...

Blends highly readable personal accounts with essential statistics on climate, cost of living, taxes, housing costs, crime rates, and health care.

Identify and explore top careers requiring a four-year college degree or more, plus get proven job search advice all in one resource!

Including complete, up-to-date descriptions of occupations in the fast-growing fields of medicine, human services, and education...

Defines today's Army terms and acronyms clearly and concisely for the military or civilian user.

The classic resource for anyone interested in higher education through distance learning.

Keep your career library up-to-date by purchasing six new (2012) reference works, which are based on the massive database of the U.S. Department of Labor.

Details education and experience requirements for 400 career paths.

This popular 8-volume set of career books for students in grades 4-9 provides information about more than 700 careers.

This career exploration series is popular with readers from grade 8 to adults.

Make sure your resource center includes this cost-effective set of directories on employment.

Be sure you stock the most important and current directories for exploring careers and contacting potential employers.

Great for chefs, restaurant managers, or anyone who wants to turn their passion for food into a profession.

The first and only reference that relates the Dept. of Education's "Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP)" to the Dept. of Labor's new "O*NET Dictionary

This famous "Red Book" gives job seekers the contact details they need to access thousands of recruiters - and start networking today.

Includes a wealth of information on various college funding sources for women.

This unique book reveals over 1,400 websites of special interest to anyone seeking an international job.

This essential reference provides detailed information on organizations around the world. It covers multinational and national organizations from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe, including U.S.-based organizations with a binational or multinational membership.

A great resource for libraries, career centers, and other facilities, focusing on more than 100,000 nonprofit associations nationwide.

With approximately 200 entries, this essential reference covers the full range of illegal and legal drugs and how they impact society.

A "one-stop" career resource for job seekers, students, employers, and career professionals.

Featuring the most current labor market information from the U.S. Department of Labor, this guide was specifically developed to allow fast, convenient reading.