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For most American workers,career change is now the rule,not the exception. The Career Training Sourcebook supplies these mobile employees—those anxious about job security or ambitious for new challenges—with the training and retraining program information they need to meet demanding new job requirements. Designed to take the sting out of the training search,this directory and guide is bursting with literally hundreds of technical and non-technical training opportunities that are free,almost free,or—best of all—actually pay you while you're in training. It delivers detailed coverage of available apprenticeships and government and armed forces-sponsored programs,and highlights special corporate programs that offer excellent "earn as you learn" training. Special attention is given to "exceptional" training opportunities for veterans,minorities,and disabled workers.
- Author
- Gilbert, Sara D.
- Publisher
- McGraw-Hill School Education Group
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780070235410
- Subjects
- Economics, Management, Education
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