1.3.2 Education and the Workplace

Education and THE Workplace

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What will you learn in this lesson? - Connect educational pathways to career choices - Investigate the role of continuing education and training

Education Options

• Trade Schools
• Four Year Colleges and Universities
• Associate's Degree or two year degree
• Internship and Appenticeships
• Millitary
• Enter the Workforce
• Gap Year

What to consider when choosing a career:

• Salary
• Skills a person has
• Skills a person will need to learn
• Interests
• How a person can make a difference

Watch the Video in Edio about Careers and Occupations

Watch the Video in Edio about Trade Schools

Education Paths

• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Trade Schools and Certificate Programs
• Associate's Degree
• Batchelor Degree
• Postgraduate Degree

High School Diploma or Equivalent Job Examples

• Sales Associate
• Classroom Aide
• Entry Level
• Call Agent Center
• Maintenance Worker
• Truck Driver

Trade School and Certificate Program Examples

• HVAC technician
• Cosmetologist or hair stylist
• Certificate Program Based Jobs
• Electrician
• Auto Mechanice
• Welder

Associate's Degree Job Examples

• Dental Hygentist
• Registered Nurse
• Associte's Degree Based Jobs
• Veterinary Technician
• Paralegal
• Air Traffic Controller

Bachelor's Degree Job Examples

• Civil Engineer
• Financial Analyst
• Bachelor's Degree Based Jobs
• Art Director
• Teacher
• Accountant

Post Graduate Degree Job Examples

• Doctor
• Psychologist
• Postgraduate Degree Based Jobs
• Lawyer
• Statistician
• Professor

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

Some Jobs may require a person to continue their education through training.

Benefits of on the Job Training

• Tuition Reimbursement
• Investing in the Future
• Employee Retention
• Financial Benefits

Benefits and training are offered by employers to help their employees improve or take on new roles within their job.

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