- Are you Ready...for a Powerful Career? Learn where energy comes from, how it is generated, how is it delivered, and exactly who helps it get there, from career opportunities from the power plant to the neighborhood.
- Get Into Energy: This site is designed to build awareness among students, parents, teachers, guidance counselors, as well as working adults who are considering a career in the energy industry.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: A great site for students, educators and parents to explore career information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- Engineer Girl: The EngineerGirl website is part of a National Academy of Engineering (NAE) project to bring national attention to the opportunity that engineering represents to all people at any age, but particularly to women and girls.
- careeronestop: A great site for students, educators and parents to explore career information from the Department of Labor.
- eGFI Dream Up The Future: Engineering rocks. From new medical breakthroughs to cool Earth-saving technologies, engineers are problem solvers who have a passion for making the world a better place. Engineering, Go For It! showcases the wide world of engineering and technology careers to students, teachers and parents.
- "What Do Employers Really Want?"
- "How To Avoid Career Pitfalls"
- "What Can I Do While In High School"
- "What Can I Do While In Middle School"
- Lesson plans & curriculum:
- The NEED Project: Promotes an energy conscious and educated society through multi-sided energy education programs.
- Alliance to Save Energy: A wealth of energy lesson plans for grades K-12 developed by and for teachers.
- TEACH Engineering: 298 lesson plans for grades K-12 that teach engineering principles.
- U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Nuclear-related subjects with instructional units that can be modified to be taught by teachers with varying degrees of knowledge in this subject area.
- U.S Department of Energy: The Interactive SMART grid simulator - by taking the time to learn more about the grid, you can learn how we as consumers fit into the big picture, and how we can reduce our own home energy costs.
- National Center for Construction Education Research (NCCER): A not-for-profit education foundation that develops industry-driven standardized craft training program with portable credentials to help address the critical workforce shortage facing the construction industry.
- Electricity 101: An overview of the electric power industry provided by Edison Electric Institute.
- Get Students involved:
