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Career Guide for Occupational Therapist Assistants

Occupational therapist assistants help provide rehabilitation services with an occupational therapist. Growth in this profession is expected to grow tremendously and many receive training on the job. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as an occupational therapy assistant.

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Career Guide for Computer Repairmen

A computer, and other office equipment, repairman installs and fixes a variety of business machines. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as a computer repairman.

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Career Guide for Fire Fighters

Fire fighters help protect people and property from fires and other hazards. Becoming a fire fighter is the childhood dream of many of us, but it can be a hazardous profession with long, arduous hours. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as a fire fighter.

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Career Guide for Physical Therapist Aides

Physical therapy is an expanding profession as the population grows older and as the younger generations become more active in extreme sports. Physical therapists work with patients to increase mobility and relieve pain. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as a physical therapist.

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Career Guide for Correctional Officers

Correctional officers oversee individuals who have been arrested (in pretrial detention facilities) and those who have been convicted of a crime and must service time in a jail or prison. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as a correctional officer.

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Career Guide for Electronics Installers

Electronics installers work with a variety of equipment installing and repairing it for companies across any industry. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as an electronics installer.

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Career Guide for Building Inspectors

Building inspectors examine buildings, roads, sewer and water systems, and other structures to ensure they meet local, state, and federal building codes. Many building inspects work for local governments, while many home inspectors are self employed. In this free career guide, you will learn how to have a successful career as a building inspector.

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