IF NOT COLLEGE, THEN WHAT?. Differences In Pay: Do I Really Need To Go To College?

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IF NOT COLLEGE, THEN WHAT?

Differences In Pay: Do I Really Need To Go To College?

Military Opportunities  5 Branches of the Military  Check out all options before deciding  Take the ASVAB test early so you can retake it if necessary  Benefits of the military:  Educational benefits  Advanced training  Housing and food allowances (or free housing on base)  Health and Dental care  World Travel  Pension

Vocational/Trade Schools  Privately-owned schools that teach students the skills needed to perform a specific job.  Can be much more expensive than attending a regular college  Sometimes the same certificate can be earned at a community college  Examples of vocational careers:  Hairstylist  Automotive Technician  Medical Assistant  Truck Driver

Apprenticeships  An apprenticeship is a combination of on-the-job training and related instruction in which workers learn the skills necessary for an occupation  Must be 18, have a high school diploma and have the physical ability to perform these jobs.  Some apprenticeships have aptitude tests that workers must perform well on.  Check out the Texas Workforce Commission’s website for opportunities Check out the Texas Workforce Commission’s website for opportunities

Friday’s Topic - Paying The Way  Learn about financial aid options and how to pay for college

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