Initially, Careers will cover at least 50 Professions, almost all unique to this database. Each Profession will consist of at least 10 – 15 carefully vetted full-text articles of varying lengths, selected by H. W. Wilson’s own expert staff for their coverage, balance, and reading or interest level. Issues will be further organized into topics to ensure that patrons can easily locate materials on their chosen profession.

Professions include:
Airplane Pilot - Air Traffic Controller - Architect - Becoming a Physician - Butcher - Chef - Child-Care Worker, Commercial Fishing - Dental Careers - Driver - Early Childhood Educator - Electrician - Event Planner - Executive Assistant - Farmer - Fashion Designer - Firefighter - Fitness Instructor - The Florist Industry - Funeral Services - Graphic Designer - Green Jobs - Interior Designer or Decorator - Jeweler - Jobs in America - Journalist - Landscaper - Lawyer - Librarian - Marine Biologist - Midwifery - Musician - The Nursing Profession - Nutritionist and Dietician - Pharmacist - Photographer or Videographer - Plumbing and Pipefitting - Police Officer - Public Relations - Real Estate Agent - Restaurateur - Retirement - Social Work - Special Needs Educator - Teacher - Veterinarian

As with other databases in the Current Issues series, Careers will contain:

• an editor-selected range of 100 percent full-text articles from trusted sources for a comprehensive overview and key discussion points on a specific topic
• links to other relevant full-text and citation materials within WilsonWeb
• links to authoritative, research-worthy resources on the open web
• a colorful graphical interface to engage the interest of users
• PDF page images that deliver all illustrations, charts, graphs, and other graphical content essential to research
  

Key features of Current Issues on WilsonWeb include:

• Topic Finder box allows you to "free search" the entire database for any subject of interest. Find information on a myriad of people and subjects related to the main topics covered by the database.
• Plain-text issues list on the left of the Topic Finder menu invites easy scanning for topics of interest.
• Print, email, or save multiple articles at a click. Use checkboxes to select groups of articles to handle on the Print Email Save page.
• Ability for users to participate in a conversation with other users and the Issue editors via a Comments link that appears on the topic pages for every issue.