Career Resources
Before you decide on a post-secondary path, you should investigate potential career options. Things to consider are your interest in a specific career, your aptitude (possessing the necessary skills ) for that career and the job market in the future. For instance, the U.S. Department of Labor predicts that only 20% of the careers in the first quarter of the 21st century will require a four year college degree and that 65% of potential careers will require post secondary education of two years or less.
Millard South High School utilizes Naviance to assist us and our students in managing the college and career planning process. Naviance is a comprehensive website that students and parents can use as a tool in planning for their future.
The Nebraska Departments of Labor, Economic Development, and Education collaborated to provide information on Nebraska's High Wage, High Skill and High Demand occupations.
Find career information on duties, education and training, pay, and outlook for hundreds of occupations
Omaha & Southwest Iowa Building Construction Trades Council
Apprenticeship Programs & Local Union Affiliates
TAKE THE CAREER QUIZ TO FIND YOUR FUTURE IN MANUFACTURING AND RELATED BUSINESS CAREERS!
DREAM IT. DO IT. NEBRASKA is designed to raise awareness of manufacturing & related business careers to reflect its true status as advanced, high-tech, in-demand skills; creating programs that support students, identify global challenges and education paths to obtain skills that lead to good paying careers in advanced manufacturing and related business.