EDUCATION & TRAINING CHOICES AFTER HIGH SCHOOL



Name(s): _________________________________________________ Period: __________EDUCATION & TRAINING CHOICES AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ON THE JOB Go to work for a company or business that will train you as you work on the job. Ask about their programs for ongoing employee training. APPRENTICESHIP This is a 3 - 4 year training program that combines on-the-job training with related technical and educational instruction for skilled occupations. Participants are supervised by a master in the craft, trade, or relevant occupational area. Apprenticeship programs are offered through employers in collaboration with the N.C. Department of Labor and the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. Occupations in North Carolina that offer apprenticeships are registered with the Apprenticeship and Training Bureau, North Carolina Department of Labor.PRIVATE BUSINESS OR TRADE SCHOOL Short-term training (1 month to 1 year) for some occupations can range from cosmetology to truck driving. Usually there are no special entrance requirements. Costs and length of programs can vary. The purchase of special tools may be MUNITY COLLEGE Considering possible technical programs? The North Carolina Community College System offers a variety of vocational and technical programs -one quarter to two years- that lead to certificates, diplomas, or associate degrees. They also offer two-year transfer programs and specialized training for industry. They have open admissions, with remedial and pre-tech courses available. Entrance requirements depend on the program.4-YEAR COLLEGE There are many public and private colleges and universities in North Carolina. Your local library, school counseling office, or career center will have college information for you. You can also write directly to the colleges you are considering. Entrance requirements are based primarily on high school grades and college test scores. The College Foundation of North Carolina’s website (index.jsp) and the University of North Carolina website (northcarolina.edu) offer comprehensive educational and financial planning information on all private and public colleges and universities. MILITARY Work for Uncle Sam and get training, pay, room and board, and benefits. Ask your military recruiters about the type of training available, qualifications for training, lengths of time commitment required, and pay and benefits. High School graduation is required. () Additional information:1. High School Diploma / GED4. Associate Degree6. Masters2. On the Job Training 5. Bachelor Degree7. Professional (PHD) / Doctorate3. Certificate / License ................
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