Alumni/ae and Career Changers

The Wall Street Journal's career site offers a wide variety of career-related information.

Brought to you by the American Job Center, this free resource brings everything together in one place for you to research industries and occupations, job postings, resume and interview tips and tons more. It really is OneStop shopping for your career search.

All career guides, most with many free resources for specific subject areas and types of work.

If you have a library card for the Free Library of Philadelphia, you can access many subscription databases online, including career resources such as Career Cruising and Learning Express Career Center.

Reviews of companies by employees, along with job postings.

Explore and connect to Drexel University Alumni on LinkedIn. See what alumni from different majors are now doing.

Use O*Net's career exploration tools and understand the knowledge, skills, and abilities for different occupations.

Information on different occupations and industries, including median salary.

Helps people return to the workforce after leaving it for caregiving. Works with top companies to engage this segment of the workforce.

Guide and community for those seeking to relaunch their careers.

Group interested in getting women back into the workforce. Offers some free resources like webinars and a job board.

Company coaching women to re-enter the workforce, some free resources and job listings.

Articles about employment after 50 from a trusted source, also look for the job board.

Organization seeking to help other bridge generational divides.

Articles about work and life's purpose for older Americans from PBS in Minnesota.

Free site listing jobs recruiting older Americans.

From a site dedicated to planning for retirement, work opportunities in retirement.