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NonTraditional Careers for Women
Do you enjoy working with your hands? Are you a problem-solver? Does being a member of a team responsible for building or manufacturing a product interest you? Are you a woman who prefers working outdoors? If yes, there are many occupational opportunities that you should consider. Occupations in the trades involve mostly hands-on applications and translating theory into products. Individuals with this training can work with technicians and engineers to develop products. In addition, careers in the trades may include employment in construction. Careers in technology involve more application of theory than the trades. Normally technicians require a two-year degree. If you enjoy math and science these occupations may be of interest to you. Industries that employ individuals with this training may include electronics, automotive and manufacturing. Explore the below WCTC educational programs and respective occupational descriptions (provided by the Department of Labor) to further your knowledge of the array of opportunities that await women who pursue nontraditional careers. For more information, contact the Career Center (262.695.7848). To provide you the opportunity to further your knowledge of nontraditional careers opportunities for women below are additional websites: |
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