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Career Assessment: Help Choosing The Best Career Certification

March 12th, 2012

By Kevin Cevich

With all of the career certifications popping up all over television and the Internet, is can become very confusing as to which program may be right for you. This post will not list out career certifications, but rather help you analyze your options and figure out if the claims made by these individuals are accurate. There is nothing worse than spending your money for a class and finding out you have only solved one piece of the puzzle and you need something else to get an actual job.

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Career Transition: How Do I Become a Locksmith?

March 6th, 2012

By Dylan Johnson

If you’re interested in becoming a locksmith, you’ve chosen an excellent career field. Even with the declining job market and unstable economy, locksmiths are still in high demand. Unlike with most other competitive career fields, to become a locksmith you don’t need a college degree, however, certification is required. If you’re looking to start your journey in becoming a locksmith, the below should get you well on your way.

Ways to Become a Locksmith:
There’s more than one way you can work your way to getting certified as a locksmith. If you have a family member or friend in the locksmith business, an excellent way to learn the trade is to job shadow an already established certified locksmith. Not only will you get to learn the business side of things, you’ll also get one on one instruction. Keep in mind that there are numerous types of » Read more: Career Transition: How Do I Become a Locksmith?

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Career Transition: Going Back to School — It isn’t as scary as it sounds!

March 5th, 2012

By Dellon Stefanus

Your kids are grown. You’ve been laid off. You want to advance in your career. Whatever your reasons, you’re not alone in your desire to continue your education. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, adult education participation increased from 40 percent in 1995 to 44 percent in 2005.

So before you decide to hit the books again, here are answers to some questions you might have about going back to school.

Career and kids: Will I have time to return to school?

From marriage to children to work, adults who return to school typically have more responsibilities than their younger counterparts. The time, money and commitment needed to go back to school – while balancing their responsibilities – may scare off potential adult students. » Read more: Career Transition: Going Back to School — It isn’t as scary as it sounds!

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