Skilled Trades and Vocational Training

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What is Vocational Education?

"Learning on the job" is the 21st-century equivalent of apprenticeship in a skilled trade, but today's tradesmen also benefit from earning industry credentials through career training at an accredited trade school.

Some trades are always in high demand. Not surprisingly, these trades are often highly paid. One advantage of working in a skilled trade is the opportunity to work on your own schedule and be your own boss. If the 9-to-5 office idea doesn't appeal to you and you don't mind being paged for the occasional holiday emergency, you may enjoy the independence that comes with a career in a skilled trade.

History of Guilds and Crafts in the Cesky Krumlov Region, Czech Republic

Learn more about these trades and the career training they require:

Aesthetician

Aircraft Mechanic

Art, Design, and Media Careers

Artists and Designers

Auto Body Finisher

Automotive Technician

Boat or Marine Mechanic

Child Care Specialist

Computer Technician

Construction Trades

Cosmetology Careers

Cosmetology Instructor

Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technician

Drafter/CAD Engineer

Electrician

Electronics Technician

Fashion Designer

Filmmaker

Firefighter

Floral Designer

Graphic Designer

Hair Stylist and Barber

HVACR Technician

Industrial Machinery Mechanic

Interior Designer

Manicurist

Motorcycle Mechanic

Personal Trainer

Photographer

Plumber

Sound Engineer and Broadcast Technician

Surveyor

Transportation and Manufacturing Trades

Welder

Source: Wiktionary, via Wikipedia Image Source: History of Guilds and Crafts in the Cesky Krumlov Region, Czech Republic