Summary:
Education is a large chuck of total tools that will help us to secure a bright future. Given this, society has ingrained in us the need for education and we have been told that a degree is a priceless achievement to have. While there is no doubt that education and earning a college degree is merit enough on its own, make no mistake about assuming that will guarantee you gainful employment after graduation. Many graduates find themselves rudely awakened to the reality that ...
Education is a large chuck of total tools that will help us to secure a bright future. Given this, society has ingrained in us the need for education and we have been told that a degree is a priceless achievement to have. While there is no doubt that education and earning a college degree is merit enough on its own, make no mistake about assuming that will guarantee you gainful employment after graduation.
Many graduates find themselves rudely awakened to the reality that it is quite difficult to find a suitable match for their degree, skills, education and the kinds of jobs that are actually available to them. A popular Hollywood film a decade ago dealt with the topic of how reality bites for graduates.
While I am not trying to dissuade individuals from going for higher education, let me suggest attending a vocational school instead. Not to be confused with each other, a vocational school is a training institution that teach job specific skills to its students to be able to ready and able to acquire gainful employment after graduation.
As opposed to a college or university, a vocational school will teach only things that are completely pertinent to an individual's chosen career path. On the other hand, a student in a college or university will have to learn about liberal arts and a host of other subjects that don't necessarily translate into a direct correlation to future employment.
If you are not sure if choosing to stay at least four years in a college and you already know that type of job you want, perhaps vocational school is what is best for you. Be sure then to choose the right vocational school for your skills, interest and circumstances. Be very meticulous in choosing the right vocational school to attend.
Make sure that they have a solid track record in terms of the success rates of their graduates in finding gainful employment. Now that you armed with the proper tools and know how in choosing the right vocational school for you, it's time to find out what vocational schools are in your area.
Vocational schools in Pittsburgh
Ask the librarian! Log on to http://www.carnegielibrary.org and find out the technical and vocational schools in Pittsburgh.
Vocational schools in Ontario
In Ontario, Canada? Check out http://www.edu.gov.on.ca for options for quality vocational schools.
Vocational schools in Ohio
Visit http://lmi.state.oh.us and in their workforce classic page you will find all the pertinent information you need to find vocational schools in Ohio.