This is a stand-alone, self-paced, fifteen-hour intermediate course on encouraging and supporting Individuals pursuing nontraditional career paths. You will need to be connected to the Internet as you go through this course.

Definition: A nontraditional career path leads to an occupation where one gender comprises 25 percent or less of the total workers. And although many occupations qualify as nontraditional, the focus of this course is high-wage and high-skilled occupations.

This course is designed to be used by:

• Apprenticeship Coordinators
• Community College Recruiters
• Community Outreach Workers
• Academic and Career Counselors
• Employment and Training Professionals
• Home School Educators
• Juvenile Justice Professionals
• Parents
• Social Services Professionals
• Teachers: Middle School, High School, Special Education, Post-Secondary and Adult
• Youth Development Practitioners

There are several "PDF" downloadable files available throughout this course. If you need a current version of the free Adobe Reader software, click here.

NOTE: You must be connected to the internet to complete this course.

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