O*NET Services

The O*NET Services functionality within ReEmployKS enables you to search occupations by a variety of parameters. The information provided includes occupation searches, tools for career exploration, and job analysis powered by O*NET Online, a resource for job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, researchers, and more.

Navigate to O*NET Services by clicking its title in the side menu. This opens a drop-down list that includes a variety of elements. Further information about each of these searches is listed below.

Occupations by Preparation

This search provides details about occupations, relative to how much education and job training is necessary for you to adequately prepare for the occupation. This is divided into five different job zones: Job Zone One requires little or no preparation, Job Zone Two requires some preparation, Job Zone Three requires medium preparation, Job Zone Four requires considerable preparation, and Job Zone Five requires extensive preparation.

1. Click the Job Zone you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Job Zone search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company’s website.
      2. From the company’s website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Job Zone search results, use the back button on your browser again.

Occupations by Job Family

This search provides details about occupations, relative to their job family. (e.g., barbers, childcare workers, tour guides, and escorts all fall into the Personal Care and Service job family.)

1. Click the Job Family title you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Job Family search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Job Family search results, use the back button on your browser again.

Occupations by Industry

This search provides details on occupations, relative to their industry. (e.g., police detectives, forensic science technicians, and air traffic controllers are part of the Government industry.)

1. Click the Job Industry title you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Job Industry search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Job Industry search results, use the back button on your browser again.

Occupations by Technology

This search provides details about occupations, relative to the technology used in that occupation. (e.g., if you select that you would like an occupation that uses Microsoft Excel, you will receive a list of occupations that use this type of technology, like accountants, sales managers, and financial analysts.)

1. Click the Technology you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Technology search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Technology search results, use the back button on your browser again.

Occupation Search by Technology

This search provides details about occupations, relative to technology that may be used as part of the job duties of the occupation. (e.g., entering “adobe photoshop” in the search field will produce a list of software categories related to graphics and editing software.)

1. Enter the Technology you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Click Search.
3. A list of relevant technology categories displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the software category and the number of listed occupations using that software.
   1. Click the software category that you would like to use in your search.
   2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
   3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
      1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
      2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
      3. To return to the Tech Category search results, use the back button on your browser.
      4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
      5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
         1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
         2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
      6. To return to the Job Search, use the back button on your browser.
   4. To return to your Tech Category search results, use the back button on your browser again.
4. To return to the original Occupation Search by Technology, use the back button on your browser again.

STEM Occupations

This search provides details about occupations, relative to their consideration as part of a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) category. (e.g., Aerospace Engineering, Cartographers, and Robotics Technicians all fall into the Technologists and Technicians category in STEM.)

1. Click the STEM Occupations category you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Occupations for STEM Category search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your Occupations for STEM Category list, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your STEM Occupations list search results, use the back button on your browser again.

Bright Outlook Occupations

This search provides details about occupations projected to experience a significant increase in job openings over a 10-year time span (e.g., acupuncturists, biostatisticians, and surgical assistants all fall into the Rapid Growth projected outlook category). It also includes new and emerging occupations in high growth industries. Occupations are categorized as Rapid Growth, Numerous Job Openings, or New and Emerging.

1. Click the Bright Outlook Occupation you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Change.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Bright Outlook Occupation search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Bright Outlook Occupations, use the back button on your browser again.

Occupation By Work Activity

This search provides details on occupations, relative to a work activity used as part of the job duties of the occupation. (e.g., entering “driving” in the activity field will produce a list of job titles where driving may be a primary or secondary job duty, such as pile-driver operators, couriers and messengers, and railroad brake, signal, and switch operators.)

1. Enter the Work Activity you would like to use as the basis for your job search.
2. Enter a new ZIP code into the field at the top, if necessary, and click Search.
3. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes the Find Jobs button and the occupation title.
   1. Click an occupation title. Wage and career outlook information display on a new page.
   2. Click Want more information? to navigate to the Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Bureau of Labor Statistics in a new window.
   3. To return to Occupation by Work Activity search results, use the back button on your browser.
   4. Click Find Jobs next to the occupation title.
   5. A list of relevant occupations displays, 10 results per page. Each result includes occupation title, company name, location, and the date the position was posted.
      1. Click the occupation title to navigate to the job order details on the company's website.
      2. From the company's website, you can apply for the position or find more detailed information about the job order.
   6. To return to your search, use the back button on your browser.
4. To return to your Occupation by Work Activity search results, use the back button on your browser again.