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Do You Want to be an Intern?

Do you watch Grey’s Anatomy? Do you think that all interns are going to be doctors and work ridiculously long hours? That is not true. Many high school and college students spend summers gaining work experience in their chosen field.

Competency-Based Learning in Manufacturing

The term “competent” is defined as having suitable or sufficient skill, knowledge, experience, etc., for some purpose. So, it would make sense that credentials teach students competencies, or how to be knowledgeable on a specific topic or skill. Learn what competencies you need for a future in manufacturing.

Growing a Career in Manufacturing with Industry-Recognized Credentials

Credentials are quickly becoming a central part to reaching career pathway goals in many industries. Credentials allow you to show completed education, learned skills and abilities, and your ability to complete specific tasks. Many credentials are now industry-recognized and allow potential employers to feel confident in your skills and experience based on which credentials you have. Learn more about credentials in manufacturing here.

Give Yourself a New Lease on Life

Career advancement and personal fulfillment can be achieved. Locate an Adult Education Provider near you today to receive free assistance.

How to Earn your GED

Getting your GED can benefit you in many ways. It can help advance in your career, it can help you get into college, you can meet various qualifications for promotions and pay raises at work, reach a personal goal you may have set for yourself, and more. However before you can reap the benefits you have to first find the right GED program for you.

What is the GED?

The GED is a nationally recognized high school equivalent program. It is for adults who have not completed their formal high school education.