Career Cruising Vocabulary and Review

Careers where you learn the job as you work are called...

Carpenters, electricians, plumbers and welders are examples of careers in what field?

Which of the following are important to consider when thinking about careers?

Which of the following do you NOT need when applying for a job?

This is the term that refers to the amount of money it costs to go to a post-secondary school.

Associate, bachelor, masters and doctorate are all types of what?

What subject did this person struggle in, "I ain't never gonna nead to no this stuff." 

This degree can be earned in about 2 years.

18% of adults in our world can not do what basic elementary skill(s)?

A bachelor's degree takes about how many years to earn?

What don’t college’s consider when deciding whether to accept you as a student? 

What one subject do these careers have in common? Weatherman, chemist, farmer, DNR

Which of these is NOT a post-secondary school?

What do you study in cosmetology school?

Which of these careers is an example of a health/medical related job?