Franklin County, News
 By  Staff Reports Published 
4:06 pm Sunday, December 17, 2017

AlabamaWorks! releases new career guides

With the unveiling of the AlabamaWorks! Career SUCCESS guides, Alabama students, their parents and job-seekers can learn more about high-demand careers and the steps to get there.

Now live online at https://alabamaworks.com/successguides/, these new resources – 16 guides, one for each career cluster established by the U.S. Department of Labor – feature bios of Alabamians who share their stories and paths to their current jobs in Alabama companies, along with salary information, career assessments, sample occupations for each cluster and more.

A downloadable and printable version of each guide is available online, along with an interactive version that allows for easy comparison from one guide to another and offers more information not available in the print versions.

For more information, visit https://alabamaworks.com/

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