YOU HAVE DREAMS
Plan your next steps to reach them. Explore different
pathways to your future:
Apprenticeship
Learn a trade with paid on-the-job training
In an apprenticeship, students earn while they learn by combining on-the-job training with job-related classroom/lab instruction. Registered apprentices are sponsored by their employers and typically work during the day and attend school at night.
Certification
Study and specialize in a career skill
Certificate programs are low cost and short term, nine months to two years. Students take part in very specialized education and training to develop skills specific to the work field or job they want. Students immerse in their area of focus and graduate in a shorter time frame with the skills they need to succeed in their jobs.
College
Two and four year degrees
Students attend colleges and universities to earn an associate degree (two years) or a bachelor’s degree (four years) by completing a program of study. Thousands of colleges/universities are available and vary by size, admission criteria, academic standards, and types of courses they offer.
Students who earn an associate degree may later transfer credits to a four-year college or university.
