Career Preparation
Preparing for a career means more than going to school, and applying for a job. You may need to save money, make a budget in order to pay for school, pay to relocate for school or a new job, and, depending on your career path, plan financially for gaps in work.
If you plan to start a business, you need to ensure that you understand any business loans you may have, are registered appropriately with the state and federal government, and file your taxes the right way.
Career preparation isn’t just for young people starting their career. People of all ages think about career changes, relocation, or what do to if they need a raise or a second job.
Below, you’ll find resources from the State of Connecticut that can support you in your career planning process:
Planning for your Career
- Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, or WIOA (Department of Labor)
- Office of Apprenticeship Training (Department of Labor)
Starting a Business
- Getting Started in Business (Department of Revenue Services)
- Videos for Business Owners (Department of Revenue Services)
- Business Tax Help Presentations (Department of Revenue Services)
- Business Online Filing System (Secretary of the State)