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Trades Education OffersBrowse special offers from schools that specialize in educating for a career in the trades, with scholarships, financial assistance, online programs and credit transfer options to make earning your degree easier. In order to break into the trades, you need to lay a foundation of learning and certification, so understanding the educational opportunities open to you is an important first step.Trade School Catalogs & CoursesAlthough a high school diploma is the minimum educational requirement for trades jobs, technical and trades schools offer courses and provide certifications that help you obtain licenses and dependable work. Skilled trades careers are usually a path from apprentice to experience craftsman or highly licensed service provider. You can find schools, courses and certificate programs that support your career advancement.Careers in the TradesWhat are the trades? There are careers in construction, like inspectors, plumbers, electricians and glaziers. There are also trades jobs in the beauty and cosmetology field. A trade is generally any job that requires a set of specialized training in order for you to provide a service, generally with a certificate course, internship or other specific course of study. Often called skilled trades, these are labor jobs that require specific training for jobs that are often physical and labor intensive. |
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