200 best jobs through apprenticeships, 2d ed.

9781593575373

Farr, Michael and Laurence Shatkin.

JIST Publishing

2009

456 pages

$24.95

Paperback

JIST's best jobs series

HD4885

The second edition of this job guide to lucrative apprenticeship programs uses government sources to list 200 opportunities to "get paid while learning a new career." Farr and Shatkin have written many books on career and job search topics, and they divide this volume into sections that describe apprenticeships, group these programs into areas of interest and allow prospective readers to browse the jobs that best match their skills or goals. A final section discusses earning potential, job growth projections and tasks.

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