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do public school system have a programs to?

help students to prepare for the work force. Is the public school system able to give higher schooler skills to enter into a job or trade after high school because not everyone goes to college.

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help students to prepare for the work force. Is the public school system able to give higher schooler skills to enter into a job or trade after high school because not everyone goes to college. and please give web site

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  • Lady X
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
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    Yes some schools do offer vocational training in junior and senior years of school. Girls can pick nursing, medical techs, cosmetology, business management etc. Boys can also try computer tech, automotive, culinary (for both), business, carpentry etc. Our kids who choose this program go to school til noon and then go to another school to learn a trade, its a great way to find out what you like and if you want to pursue this as a career.

  • 1 decade ago

    some do - some say that they do - some do not

    usually in high school there is a transistion program designed for students who are not planning on college - like a work/study program...say for medical assisting for instance

    there may also be a study program at the community colege working together with the high school for training in areas like auto mechanic, computer skills etc

  • 1 decade ago

    in my area they recognize that not everyone is college material and so they do have training and apprentice type programs available. i also think that schools should have programs that teach kids about life issues such as how to balance a check book, how to budget, how to set goals, parenting skills, buying a house etc.we used to have home economics where they taught us how to sew, cook, clean etc. those programs have been cut since then

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