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4 years ago

Identify the careers that require a college degree and those that require technical training.

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Korvikt [17]4 years ago

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<h3><u>Careers that require a college degree and those that require technical training:</u></h3>

The career that require college degrees are Engineering ,Doctor,nurse and other medical related fields .There are also some fields that does not require a specific degree and can take such careers are accountant,supply chain and logistics,sales,teaching.

And, the career that does not require any degree but needs technical training are dental hygienists, physical therapist and radiation,wind turbine technician , a gamer ,plumber , Junior technician , ground keeper,security guard,web developer ,personal care and home health aide,a hairdresser,a patrol officer,an anchor or a medical assistant.

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