Finding  Jobs Activities	
Preparing Today's Students for Tomorrow's Jobs	
Are you interested in a type of job but do not know where to find employers in your area who want job 
seekers to turn in applications for that job opening?  The CareerOneStop website will help you solve this 
problem by listing employers in your zip code who want job seekers to submit applications.
Use a piece of paper as your answer sheet.  Write your name at the top.  Do the 3 activities below.
Activity #1 — Find a Job Opening
•  Go to www.careeronestop.org  
•  You will be looking for a job as a mechanic helper in Hawaii.
•   In top navigation, click on "Job Search" then "Find Jobs."  
•  In box that says "Job?" -- type "mechanic helper."  
•  In box that says "Where" -- type "Hawaii."  Click "See Jobs."
•  Click on the first "Mechanic Helper" job listed.
•  Answer the following questions for the job opening you selected:
  a) What is the name of the company advertising this job opening?  
  b) What is the pay for this job opening (if pay is listed)?  
  c) List 3 "Qualifications."
  d) Write down 3 "Job Duties/Responsibilities."
  e) Do you think this sounds like a good job?  Give a reason for our answer .
 
Activity #2 - Watch a Job Video
•  Go to www.careeronestop.org  
•   Look for "Top Videos."  Click on "What Can CareerOneStop Do For You?"  
•  Watch the video "What Can CareerOneStop Do For You?"
•  At left side, click on "Career Videos." Then select a job cluster.
•  Click on a job within that job cluster and watch the video.
•  Answer the following questions for the job video you selected:
  a) What job video did you select?  
  b) Write down 3 job duties for a worker in this job. 
  c)  Do you think this sounds like a good job for you?  
  d)  Give a reason why you may like or not like this job.
 
Activity #3 - Find Help Near You for the Job Hunt
•  Go to www.careeronestop.org
•  Click on "Find Local Help" at the top of the web page.  
•  In drop up menu, click on "American Job Centers."
•  Enter your zip code and "Within" 25 miles.  Click "Search."
•  Write down the following information for the center closest to you:  
  a) Name.  b) Location address.  c) Phone number.  d) Hours.
  e) Does this center have a "Youth Services Contact" for young workers?