Tips on preparing for a career, finding a job, or using resources to help existing businesses. Career education in the broad sense, from high school and college students to job seekers to business owners.

Industrial Relations Center, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota.

Organization of educators dedicated to the promotion and improvement of geography teaching. Sponsors teacher institutes in geography and geographic technology as well as sponsoring student events and curriculum projects.

A membership-based organization of early childhood educators and child care providers. Site includes calendar of events, online resources, and public policy.

List of schools, calendar, job postings.

Provides resources and member services for professional and personal development for school business officials.

Interactive site guides high school students through the process of exploring careers, investigating them, and preparing for them. Updated annually.

Linking Minnesota teachers of English/language arts at all levels. Includes information on curriculum, instructional practices, events, MCTE publications and membership.

Nonprofit organization providing leadership, resources, and programs that advance the study of the humanities and enhance the work of schools, colleges, and cultural organizations throughout the state. Website includes grant information, literacy and educational materials, events calendar, and links.

A nonprofit collaborative that works closely with students, communities of color, and representatives from education, business, government and nonprofits to develop programs that help students of color succeed academically.

A statewide system of community colleges, state universities and technical colleges. The system brings together 21 community college campuses, 34 technical college campuses and seven state universities.

Professional association for teachers, supports technology education for all age levels. Membership information, details on fall conference, jobs listing for both employers and job seekers, "unofficial" performance packages.

Information on federally-funded educational opportunity programs designed to assist low-income students who would be the first generation in their family to obtain a college degree.

Private two-year college with campuses in Minnetonka, Mankato, St. Cloud, Brooklyn Park, and Eagan.

Campuses in North Mankato and Faribault, also offers classes at center in New Ulm.

A group of religious and nonsectarian private high schools throughout Minnesota. Multicultural resources, information on member schools, events. Warning: 733K of graphics on main page.