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21 Cards in this Set
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home study
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correspondence courses
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occupational training programs developedjoinbtly by high school and community colleges
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tech prep
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a face-to-face meeting between a job seeker and a potential employer
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job interview
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pleasant or agreeable
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compatible
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a wide rage of education and training provided by employers for thir employees
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on job training
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a school privately ownd and operated for profit
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proprietary
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to verify or make firm, such as calling to check on an appointment
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confirm
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intended to train students in fields related to engineering and the physical sciences
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techical
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to evaluate someone or something, such as a potential employer
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appraise
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imagined or pretended
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hypothetical
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relationship between an employer and an employeeduring which the worker learns a trade
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apprenticeship
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a federall administr employment and training program thatserves severely disadvantaged yong people.
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job corps
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after high school
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potsecondary
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general equivalency diploma
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g.e.d.
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occupational training programs developedjoinbtly by high school and community colleges
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tech prep
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types of jobs available
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employment
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qualifications
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competencies
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has met certain minimum standarsforits program of study, staff, and facilities
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accredited
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a certified, experienced,skilled craftsperson who has succesull completed an apprenticeship
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journey worker
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unions of craftsmen
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guilds
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fit into
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adapt
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