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Concurrent enrollment (dual enrollment) |
College-level courses for students in their last two years of high school for which both high school and college credit can be earned. |
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Occupation |
A group of jobs with common characteristics that require similar skills, but are found in a variety of industries and organizations. |
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Career |
A course of events that make up a life; includes all work - paid and unpaid that a person does in their lifetime. |
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Career Clusters (Career Pathways) |
Occupations within one area are further organized into career pathways, using characteristics (such as skills) that they have in common. |
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High School Diploma |
Awarded to students who meet the education, citizenship, and experience requirements of high school, set by the school, district and state. |
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GED - General Education Developmental |
GED Tests measure the outcomes and concepts associated with a traditional four year high school education. (Generally for individuals that are going back to complete their high school level education) |
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Certificate |
Awarded to students who complete educational programs that are designed to lead directly to entry level employment. Generally a one year program of study. |
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Associate Degree |
A two-year degree that prepares students for a specific career or further education. |
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Bachelor’s Degree |
A degree awarded to students who complete a four year program of study at a college or university. |
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Master’s, Doctorate or Professional Degree |
Also known as “graduate degrees,” these degrees are awarded to students who complete training beyond their Bachelor’s degree in specialized areas of study. |
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Internship |
Combines on-the-job training with classroom training. An internship could be paid or unpaid and are temporary. |
