There is often a lot of pressure on young people to attend college after graduating high school. After all, some argue, all the best jobs require at least a two-year degree. In the twenty-first century, however, this is not necessarily the case. Nearly every industry is blooming with opportunities for people without a college education. This set provides insights on how to prepare oneself for a career without college, and what positions are available at an entry level, complete with hard data to back up the exciting prospects. Crafting, cooking, animation, and traveling are featured subjects. Readers who love the great outdoors or who love being with kids will also enjoy what this terrific resource has to offer. Features include: Numerous resources for readers to find further information. Data on career outlooks. Encourages teens to explore available options. Offers advice for entering the workforce successfully.

In response to debates over student loan debt and the state of the economy, many young people today are seeking out job opportunities that don't come with the hefty price tag of a college diploma. As students become savvier about their job searches, the need for trustworthy information on career paths without a college degree is high. This series provides a valuable service to readers by revealing the opportunities that exist for an affordable, practical education that will lead to long-term employment. Titles geared toward high-interest areas such as entertainment, photography, fashion, and sports illuminate career paths for students with the most diverse of interests

In response to debates over student loan debt and the state of the economy, many young people today are seeking out job opportunities that don't come with the hefty price tag of a college diploma. As students become savvier about their job searches, the need for trustworthy information on career paths without a college degree is high. This series provides a valuable service to readers by revealing the opportunities that exist for an affordable, practical education that will lead to long-term employment. Titles geared toward high-interest areas such as coding, blogging, and shopping illuminate career paths for students with diverse interests.

There is often a lot of pressure on young people to attend college after graduating high school. After all, some argue, all the best jobs require at least a two-year degree. In the twenty-first century, however, this is not necessarily the case. Nearly every industry is blooming with opportunities for people without a college education. This set provides insights on how to prepare oneself for a career without college, and what positions are available at an entry level, complete with hard data to back up the exciting prospects. Crafting, cooking, animation, and traveling are featured subjects. Readers who love the great outdoors or who love being with kids will also enjoy what this terrific resource has to offer. Features include: Numerous resources for readers to find further information. Data on career outlooks. Encourages teens to explore available options. Offers advice for entering the workforce successfully.

Often, in the modern economy, students graduating from high school and college must get creative while searching for a job. But a career in an interesting, fun, and even cool field is not necessarily an impossibility with the right tools. This series gives students and job seekers those tools, by helping them explore some outlets they may have not considered. Each section is broken down by a specific career, a how-to guide on how to pursue it. There are numerous helpful resources and "must-read" materials built right in for convenience. A terrific resource for anyone searching for a job to love.

Describes different kinds of careers people who enjoy film and television can pursue without a college education, including information on training, job requirements, salary, and future outlook.