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Ferguson Career Resource Guide to Apprenticeship Programs
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Alternate Title:
[Apprenticeship programs, Career resource guide to apprenticeship programs, Ferguson's guide to apprenticeship programs]
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Publisher:
New York - Ferguson
Edition:
3rd ed
ISBN:
0816055734, 9780816055739, 081606203X, 9780816062034, 0816062048, 9780816062041
Language:
English
Contents:
v 1. Introduction and overview. Preface ; Introduction to apprenticeship programs
Essays. History of apprenticeships in the United States ; How apprenticeships work in Canada ; Applying and interviewing for an apprenticeship ; Volunteering as a way to further your career ; Internships as a way to further your career ; Workplace etiquette
Directory. Apprenticeships by career field. Agricultural workers ; Aircraft and avionics mechanics and service technicians ; Artists and artisans ; Auto body workers ; Boilermakers ; Book arts workers ; Bricklayers ; Business workers ; Carpenters ; Childcare workers and child educators ; Communications specialists ; Cooks, chefs, and kitchen workers ; Cosmetologists and barbers ; Crafts and trades workers at living historical sites and farms ; Dispensing opticians ; Drywallers and lathers ; Electricians and line workers ; Electronics technicians ; Elevator constructors ; Emergency services technicians ; Engineers and engineering technicians ; Farriers ; Floor layers ; Funeral directors and embalmers ; Glaziers and glass makers ; Health care workers ; Herbalists ; Insulators and asbestos workers ; Ironworkers ; Laborers ; Law enforcement officers, corrections officers, private investigators, detectives, and security guards ; Machinists and tool programmers ; Masons ; Mechanics
v 2. Directory. Apprenticeships by career field (continued). Medical laboratory technicians ; Metalworkers ; Midwives ; Millwrights ; Museum and gallery workers ; Operating engineers and stationary engineers ; Painters and paperhangers ; Pile drivers ; Pipe trades workers ; Plasterers ; Printing industry workers ; Railroad workers ; Roofers and waterproofers ; Sheet metal workers ; Shipbuilding and ship maintenance industry workers ; Social activists and human services workers ; Theater workers ; Tile setters ; Tool, die, mold, and pattern makers ; Truck drivers ; Welders
Apprenticeships by eligibility. Goodwill industries ; Job corps ; Job Training and Partnership Act (JTPA) Programs
Schools, job centers, and administrative offices. U.S. Offices of Apprenticeship Training, Employer, and Labor Services ; Community colleges, vocational-technical centers, and trade schools ; Job centers and state liaisons ; Occupational Information Coordinating Committees (OICCS) ; State apprenticeship councils ; State apprenticeship web sites
Further resources. Glossary of U.S. apprenticeship terms ; Glossary of Canadian apprenticeship terms ; Career resources on the Internet ; Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) list ; Guide for Occupational Exploration (GOE) list ; National Occupational Classification (NOC) list ; Occupational Information Network (O*NET)-Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system list
Essays. History of apprenticeships in the United States ; How apprenticeships work in Canada ; Applying and interviewing for an apprenticeship ; Volunteering as a way to further your career ; Internships as a way to further your career ; Workplace etiquette
Directory. Apprenticeships by career field. Agricultural workers ; Aircraft and avionics mechanics and service technicians ; Artists and artisans ; Auto body workers ; Boilermakers ; Book arts workers ; Bricklayers ; Business workers ; Carpenters ; Childcare workers and child educators ; Communications specialists ; Cooks, chefs, and kitchen workers ; Cosmetologists and barbers ; Crafts and trades workers at living historical sites and farms ; Dispensing opticians ; Drywallers and lathers ; Electricians and line workers ; Electronics technicians ; Elevator constructors ; Emergency services technicians ; Engineers and engineering technicians ; Farriers ; Floor layers ; Funeral directors and embalmers ; Glaziers and glass makers ; Health care workers ; Herbalists ; Insulators and asbestos workers ; Ironworkers ; Laborers ; Law enforcement officers, corrections officers, private investigators, detectives, and security guards ; Machinists and tool programmers ; Masons ; Mechanics
v 2. Directory. Apprenticeships by career field (continued). Medical laboratory technicians ; Metalworkers ; Midwives ; Millwrights ; Museum and gallery workers ; Operating engineers and stationary engineers ; Painters and paperhangers ; Pile drivers ; Pipe trades workers ; Plasterers ; Printing industry workers ; Railroad workers ; Roofers and waterproofers ; Sheet metal workers ; Shipbuilding and ship maintenance industry workers ; Social activists and human services workers ; Theater workers ; Tile setters ; Tool, die, mold, and pattern makers ; Truck drivers ; Welders
Apprenticeships by eligibility. Goodwill industries ; Job corps ; Job Training and Partnership Act (JTPA) Programs
Schools, job centers, and administrative offices. U.S. Offices of Apprenticeship Training, Employer, and Labor Services ; Community colleges, vocational-technical centers, and trade schools ; Job centers and state liaisons ; Occupational Information Coordinating Committees (OICCS) ; State apprenticeship councils ; State apprenticeship web sites
Further resources. Glossary of U.S. apprenticeship terms ; Glossary of Canadian apprenticeship terms ; Career resources on the Internet ; Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) list ; Guide for Occupational Exploration (GOE) list ; National Occupational Classification (NOC) list ; Occupational Information Network (O*NET)-Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system list
Notes:
Rev. ed. of: Ferguson's guide to apprenticeship programs. 2nd ed. 1998
Includes indexes
Includes indexes
Statement of Responsibility:
edited by Elizabeth H. Oakes
Physical Description:
2 v. ; 25 cm
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