Workforce & Trades

• http://www.careerexplorer.net/ 

• www.careerinfonet.org/explore/    

• http://www.texasgenuine.org/       

• www.myplan.com/careers/                        

• www.mymajors.com/majors

• www.rileyguide.com/careers/

• www.khake.com/

• www.ehow.com/careers/

• pursuethepassion.jobing.com/interviews/

• www.careerplanning.about.com

• www.acinet.org/acinet

• www.bestjobsusa.com

• www.careerbuilder.com

• www.salary.com

• http://www.texascaresonline.com/ 

• http://www.texasrealitycheck.com/ 

• http://www.jobapplicationsonline.com/

Programs of Study - Workforce 

http://www.tradeschooladvisor.com/

Trades people do the important stuff. They build roads and skyscrapers, fix broken-down machinery, and keep America moving over roads and waterways. Careers in the trades offer a chance to work with your hands, and often let you earn while you learn through apprenticeships or on-the-job training.

There are a wide range of jobs in the Skilled and Trades category and their pay varies greatly.

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http://www1.salary.com/Skilled-and-Trades-Salaries.html

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• Carpentry

• Chef

• Cosmetologist

• Electrician

• Welder

• Cement Mason

• Geothermal Heating

• Technician

• Heavy Equipment Operator

• Rig Technician

• Pipefitter

• Plumber

• Collision Repair Technician

• Crane Operator

• Automotive Service

• Sonography

• Mechanics