Entry-Level Opportunities in Oil Drilling

I always agree that background research is the biggest job-seeking tool out there and should be done prior to the initial job search. The same is true for entry-level opportunities in oil drilling, and lucky for you drillers out there the information is plentiful. So check out some information on the oil and gas industry itself and what entry-level opportunities in oil drilling look like and what they entail.
As soon as you feel educated enough on oil drilling seek out those opportunities by job searching and be as specific as those sites will allow. There are registries out there, which I believe are very much like professional organizations in that it is database-like, and after supplying your personal information will supply a list of entry-level opportunities in oil drilling.
One interesting site on entry-level opportunities in oil drilling went over the basics on how to search for these jobs in the first place. Provides a list of keywords, search engines and tells you what to do once you find an employer (the oil career proposal letter for starters). So start drilling into that information (pun intended).
Resources:
http://www.rigworker.com/jobs/entry.shtml
http://www.jobmonkey.com/oilindustry/html/oil_drilling_overview.html
http://www.oiljob.com/
http://www.oilfieldworkers.com/
http://www.ece.gov.nt.ca/Divisions/CollegeCareerDevelopment/Career%20Resources/JOBS_OIL_GAS.htm
http://www.oilcareer.com/affibuslet.htm