True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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Most entry-level jobs require some on-the-job training.
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2.
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Some types of college degrees do not lead directly to employment.
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3.
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As long as you can do the job, most employers care little about your attitude
toward continuing education.
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4.
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Career ladders are common in most industries.
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5.
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The time and expense of education beyond high school is mostly wasted.
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6.
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Only about a third of graduates continue education beyond high school.
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7.
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Private business and industry give little attention to education and
training.
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8.
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It is often more difficult to get into an apprenticeship program than into a
junior college.
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9.
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Many trade and professional associations provide information about education and
training.
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10.
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The training requirements for a specific occupation are the same regardless of
where training is provided.
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Matching
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Match each type of education and training to the correct statement listed
below. Some types may be used more than once. a. | On-the-job
training | b. | Apprenticeship | c. | Career and technical
schools | d. | Junior colleges | e. | Universities | f. | Military
training |
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11.
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Learning a trade under the guidance of a journey worker
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12.
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Common areas of study include business and office, consumer and homemaking,
trade and industrial, health occupations, and agriculture
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13.
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Prepares individuals for a variety of occupations in which civilians also
work
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14.
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Short-term training in which you are paid while you learn
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15.
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Most programs provide a foundation upon which many careers can be built
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16.
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Typical occupational programs last two years
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17.
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Skills needed on the job are learned and practiced in classrooms, labs, and
shops
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18.
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Short-term training that involves learning by doing
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19.
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Often requires that your name be placed on a register prior to being
selected
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20.
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Two types of programs are provided: (a) general education and (b) occupational
or career
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21.
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Related instruction is combined with on-the-job training
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22.
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Education and training that may lead to a career
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23.
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A four-year program of studies offering a combination of general and
specialized education
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24.
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Supported by local property taxes resulting in low tuition
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25.
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One type is called a proprietary school
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Short Answer
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26.
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Explain and give an example of what is meant by a career ladder.
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27.
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Information on education and training is available from many sources. Name four
sources.
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