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2 years ago

Match the careers with the career clusters.

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Karo-lina-s [1.5K]2 years ago

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The careers with the career clusters are:

A. Architecture and construction:

Carpenter
Geologist

B. manufacturing:

Sewing machine operator
Quality assurance inspector

C. Agriculture, food and natural resources:

Animal trainer
Farm labor and contractor

D. Energy

Wind turbine engineer
Electrician

<h3>What is a career cluster?</h3>

Career Clusters are known to be made up of different occupations that belongs to the same field of work that often needs the same skills.

Therefore, the matchup above are correct.

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Match the careers with the career clusters. (two answers in each group)

CAREERS

1. electrician

2. wind turbine engineer

3. sewing machine operator

4. geologist

5. quality assurance inspector

6. farm labor contractor

7. animal trainer

8. carpenter

GROUPS

A. architecture and construction

B. manufacturing

C. agriculture, food and natural resources

D. energy

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