• Trade School

  • Vocational Training:

    • Plumbing: Training to become a certified plumber, learning installation and repair of water supply and sanitation systems.

    • Electrical Work: Education in electrical systems, wiring, and safety protocols to become a licensed electrician.

    • Carpentry: Skill development in woodworking, construction, and furniture making.

    • Automotive Repair: Training in vehicle maintenance, diagnostics, and repair.

    • HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning): Learning to install, maintain, and repair heating and cooling systems.

    • Welding: Instruction in various welding techniques, safety, and metal fabrication.

    • Cosmetology: Courses in hair styling, makeup application, and skincare to become a licensed cosmetologist.

    • Culinary Arts: Training in cooking, baking, and kitchen management for a career in the food industry.

  • Technical Institutes:

    • Information Technology (IT): Programs in computer programming, network administration, and cybersecurity.
      Healthcare Technology: Training in medical equipment technology, radiology, and lab technology.

    • Engineering Technology: Courses in mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering technologies.

    • Graphic Design: Instruction in digital design, multimedia, and visual communication.

    • Drafting and CAD (Computer-Aided Design): Training in creating technical drawings and plans using CAD software.

    • Aviation Technology: Education in aircraft maintenance, avionics, and flight operations.

    • Biotechnology: Programs in laboratory techniques, bioinformatics, and genetic research.

    • Marine Technology: Training in marine engineering, boat building, and underwater welding.​

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• Apprenticeships

  • Hands-On Experience: Earn while you learn through paid apprenticeships in trades such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare.

  • Industry Certification: Gain industry-recognized credentials and valuable work experience.

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• Military Service

  • Training and Education: Receive training in various fields and earn educational benefits for future use.

  • Career Opportunities: Explore careers in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, or Coast Guard.

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• Workforce

  • Immediate Employment: Enter the workforce directly and gain practical experience.

  • Career Advancement: Many companies offer training programs and opportunities for advancement.

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• Entrepreneurship

  • Start a Business: Use your skills and passion to start your own business.

  • Freelancing: Offer services in areas like graphic design, writing, programming, and more.

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• Gap Year

  • Travel: Explore different cultures and gain new perspectives.

  • Volunteer: Participate in volunteer programs locally or internationally.

  • Skill Development: Take courses, internships, or short-term jobs to develop new skills.

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• Certifications and Online Courses

  • Professional Certifications: Gain credentials in fields like IT, project management, healthcare, and more.

  • Online Learning Platforms: Platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning offer courses in a wide range of subjects.

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• Public Service Programs

  • AmeriCorps: Engage in community service projects across the United States.

  • Peace Corps: Volunteer internationally in education, health, and community development.

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• Internships

  • Gain Experience: Internships provide hands-on experience and can often lead to full-time employment.

  • Networking: Build connections within your chosen industry.​