Category: Educational

InfoSurf information is all educational in nature. We are here to help people — educators, job seekers, managers, students and scientists — understand data more fluidly and with more short and long positive impact.

Jobs At High School Level

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::: All ~ None ~ High School ~ Some College ~ Bachelor+ :::
::: Arts ~ Business ~ Healthcare ~ Industry ~ Services ~ Science & Math :::
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What jobs don’t require a college degree? You have many options! Going to college part-time? College credits often create a competitive advantage – discover skills you bring as you learn.

Lots of interest areas have entry-level jobs:

  • Arts & Humanities
  • Business
  • Healthcare
  • Industry
  • Personal & Protective Services
  • Science & Math

WORD TO THE WISE:  Some jobs here take years of experience to qualify without special training. Use “Suggested” when the opportunity has more required than meets the eye.

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Jobs Without High School

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What don’t need high school diploma or GED?
Lots of interest areas have these entry-level jobs:
Arts & Humanities ::: Business ::: Industry
Science & Math ::: Personal & Protective Services

WORD TO THE WISE: Some jobs here often take years of experience to qualify with extra training. Use “Suggested” for when the opportunity requires more than meets the eye.
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Career Exploration Sources

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Most schools publish one or two possible jobs for a program. But many more are possible.

InfoSurf Consulting uses public data sets to show the many occupations that are related to your programs.

 

With data from US Census, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics extensive occupation profiles are weaved with education information from the National Center for Education Statistics. Those two sets weave together a hierarchy of jobs connected by common skills and knowledge. Continue reading

Education Paths In Trades: Physical Fitness Matters

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Some of our largest growing job sectors are in areas where significant physical demand is required to do the job – most of the trades, lots of applied sciences, etc. If we look for trends from employers as to the required skills, we see that physical demand is becoming more and more important. As American culture continues to gravitate towards less physical leisure time, we are becoming less and less able to perform physical tasks.

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Business & Management Jobs

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Business careers permeate every employment sector and organization. Community colleges always have business courses and programs. Bachelor+ jobs can start at community college.

Job groups included:

Business & Management Business and Financial Operations Occupations
Management Occupations
Office and Administrative Support Occupations
Sales and Related Occupations

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Jobs in Services

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Services cover the broadest area of tasks possible in the name of helping fellow humans. Community colleges and trade schools have the training required. Military service can often provide credits towards education.

Job Groups Included:

Services Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations
Military Specific Occupations
Personal Care and Service Occupations
Protective Service Occupations

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Science & Math Jobs

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::: All ~ None ~ High School ~ Some College ~ Bachelor+ :::
::: Arts ~ Business ~ Healthcare ~ Industry ~ Services ~ Science & Math :::
::: Sources ~ InfoSurf Tools :::

 

Science & Math have the most expansive career options in terms of level of education and upward mobility with more school. Bachelor+ jobs can start at community college.

Job Groups included:

Community and Social Service Occupations

Science & Math Architecture and Engineering Occupations
Computer and Mathematical Occupations
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations

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