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Summary: Jake graduated from secondary school then worked as a clerk in a supermarket in the neighborhood. This person didn't go to college because the parents were not earning much and there were still two brothers and a sister that still had to go to school. Given the circumstances, Jake had to do what was necessary to keep the family together. A few years later, all the kids also graduated from secondary school. Given that some money was saved from all those years of hard work, ...

Jake graduated from secondary school then worked as a clerk in a supermarket in the neighborhood. This person didn't go to college because the parents were not earning much and there were still two brothers and a sister that still had to go to school. Given the circumstances, Jake had to do what was necessary to keep the family together. A few years later, all the kids also graduated from secondary school. Given that some money was saved from all those years of hard work, this person finally decided to go back to school. Some people thought Jake was too old to hit the books again. These individuals wanted to prove everyone wrong by studying in a vocational school and getting that certification. The vocational school nearby offered business management, which can be finished in two years. Jake may not know that much about running a business but the experiences learned from working in a supermarket and moving up the ranks from being a clerk to a supervisor will surely be useful. Jake did not want to be a supervisor again after finishing the course in the vocational school. The only way to get a better job in the future was to be sure this place was accredited not only in that state but across the country so the degree will mean a higher position in another company. Since the school was accredited after doing some checking, Jake enrolled and started with the program. This person needed money to pay for tuition, which is why the student worked in the day time then studied at night. After two years, Jake graduated at the top of the class and was ready to leave the current job and apply for work elsewhere. Jake sent the resume to various companies. Since this person had a degree from a certified accredited school, it wasn't long before a firm gave an offer to handle a chain of supermarkets in the Midwest. The employer was giving a higher salary and a car, which was something that will never happen without going back to school. The department of Education and the Trade and Industry Commission gives accreditation to most vocational schools in a state. This will ensure the quality of education provided by that institution and a good job once a person finishes. If the individual wants to succeed like Jake, one should have the determination to work hard and achieve it. Otherwise, the person won't earn as much as the employee will ever expect.
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