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Another Option After High School: TradeVocational Schools and Career Colleges. by Randall S. Hansen, Ph. D. Why college? Unless you are one of the lucky few who receive a full scholarship to college, is a college education — and tens of thousands of dollars in debt for you or your family — always the right path after high school? As a former college professor, my first response is yes, of course a college education is worth the investment. More and more jobs and careers are professional, white collar jobs in which an undergraduate degree is the minimum educational requirement. Taking a broader perspective, however, provides a different answer. Depending on your situation — your aptitude, career interests, high-school record, and life goals — learning a trade by attending a career college or vocational school might make much more sense for you. Besides, if you later decide a college degree is appropriate, you can find many alternatives for obtaining it. What does it mean to be working in a trade? It simply means that you have acquired a set of specific skills and knowledge related to a particular jobcareer field. A growing number of jobs and careers in healthcare, technology, mechanics, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), agriculture, animal husbandry, construction, and other trades are available to job-seekers with a certificate, vocational diploma, or associate’s degree from career and vocational schools. Even more appealing for people considering a career in skilled trades — many of these jobs are in high demand, with expected growth to continue for some time. Furthermore, because more young people have been choosing college over trades, the shortage of skilled workers is growing.

Besides the demand for these jobs, skilled tradespeople can easily earn $40,000 or more annually. What’s the reason more high-school graduates choose college over trade school? Studies and anecdotal evidence show a combination of factors, including the perceived value and status of a college education, myths and misconceptions about the types of trades jobs, and stereotypes of trades workers. Difference Between Vocational Schools and Four-Year Colleges. While the distinction is slowly blurring, vocational schools traditionally have aimed at providing a narrow course of study focused on providing the training and skills students require for a specific job. Four-year universities and colleges, on the other hand, have traditionally focused more on providing a broad education covering a wide range of topics, centered more on teaching theory and developing critical-thinking skills. Getting Started on a Vocational Career and Education. There are thousands of career and vocational schools throughout the country — as well as numerous online offerings — but the first place to start is with researching trade careers that interest you. Begin the process by talking to your high-school guidance andor career counselor. Ask about books and other resources for trade career and trade schools. See if your school offers a job - shadowing program in which you can spend a day (or part of a day) with someone in a career field that matches your interests. (For more information, see our Job Shadowing Tips Checklist.

)If your high school does not have the resources or tools you seek, take the initiative and conduct your own research on trade careers. Then seek out your family, friends, and neighbors to discover the names of people within your network that are — or know of people who are — in the trades that interest you. Your final step is asking these people if you can shadow them andor conduct an informational interview with them. In an informational interview, you can ask questions such as how the person got started in hisher career, what job opportunities are available in the field, what educationtraining is required to get started in the career, and the like. Learn more here in our Informational Interviewing Tutorial. Once you have narrowed your choice of a trade career, your last step is finding an accredited career or vocational school nearby (or online) that offers the diploma, certification, or degree you need. Again, plenty of books and online resources are available that can help you in your search. Each vocational school has its own admissions criteria, but expect to complete an application, submit your high-school transcript (or copy of your GED). You may also be required to take a placement exam andor submit SAT or ACT test scores if you are considering a four-year program. Before applying to a school, you should especially research the placement record of its graduates for the program you are considering. Most post-secondary schools offer some degree of career counseling others are more pro-active, sponsoring career fairs and other opportunities in which students can connect directly with prospective employers about both apprenticeships and jobs. Finally, while vocational schools are a much cheaper alternative than four-year colleges, you’ll still have tuition, fees, and books.

Many schools offer financial-aid assistance, and you should not by shy or coy in asking each school about what you can expect in terms of grants, scholarships, and loans. Vocational School and Career Resources. Vocational Information Center — an education directory that provides links to online resources for career exploration, technical education, workforce development, technical schools and related vocational learning resources. Choosing a Career or Vocational School, from the U. S. Federal Trade Commission. Career Colleges and Technical Schools — Choosing a School, from the U. S. Department of Education. Choosing the Right Career Training School, from the Better Business Bureau. Final Thoughts on Educational Oppportunities After High School. For some other ideas for alternatives to college after high school, read one of my other articless, Next Step After High School? Some Alternatives to College. Partial List of Vocational Careers. Appliance Repairer BakerPastry Artist BarberHair Stylist Brick Mason BurglarFire Alarm Installer Carpenter Carpet Installer CookChef Cosmetologist Court Reporter Dental Hygienist Drafter Electrician Esthetician Floor Layer Forest Fire Fighters Horticulture Specialist HospitalityTourism Specialist Industrial Designer Interior Decorator Inventory Analyst Locksmith Machinist Mechanic Medical Assistant Nail Technician Paralegal Plumber Power Plant Operator Printing Press Operator Real Estate Appraiser Solar Energy Installer Sound Engineering Technician Stone Mason Surveyor ToolDie Maker Veterinary Technician Water Treatment Operator Web Design Specialist Welder X-Ray Technician. Questions about some of the terminology used in this article? Get more information (definitions and links) on key college, career, and job-search terms by going to our Job-Seeker’s Glossary of Job-Hunting Terms. Dr. Randall S. Hansen is founder of Quintessential Careers, one of the oldest and most comprehensive career development sites on the Web, as well CEO of EmpoweringSites.

com. He is also founder of MyCollegeSuccessStory. com and EnhanceMyVocabulary. com. He is publisher of Quintessential Careers Press, including the Quintessential Careers electronic newsletter, QuintZine. Dr. Hansen is also a published author, with several books, chapters in books, and hundreds of articles. He’s often quoted in the media and conducts empowering workshops around the country. Finally, Dr. Hansen is also an educator, having taught at the college level for more than 15 years. Visit his personal Website or reach him by email at randall(at)quintcareers. com. Check out Dr. Hansen on GooglePlus. Take advantage of all the tools and resources in our Teenage Jobs, Careers, and College — Including College and Career Choices, as well as in our Critical Issues and Resources for High School Students. Maximize your career and job-search knowledge and skills! Take advantage of The Quintessential Careers Content Index, which enables site visitors to locate articles, tutorials, quizzes, and worksheets in 35 career, college, job-search topic areas.

Building Tools That Build Better Work Lives. Since 2005, LiveCareer’s team of career coaches, certified resume writers, and savvy technologists have been developing career tools that have helped over 10 million users build stronger resumes, write more persuasive cover letters, and develop better interview skills. Use our free samples, templates, and writing guides and our easy-to-use resume builder software to help land the job you want. Dr. Randall S. Hansen. Dr. Randall S. Hansen is founder of Quintessential Careers, one of the oldest and most comprehensive career development sites on the Web, as well CEO of EmpoweringSites. com. He is also founder of MyCollegeSuccessStory. com and EnhanceMyVocabulary. com. He is publisher of Quintessential Careers Press, including the Quintessential Careers electronic newsletter, QuintZine. Dr. Hansen is also a published author, with several books, chapters in books, and hundreds of articles. He’s often quoted in the media and conducts empowering workshops around the country. Finally, Dr. Hansen is also an educator, having taught at the college level for more than 15 years. Visit his personal Website or reach him by email at randall@quintcareers.

com. Check out Dr. Hansen on GooglePlus. Recommended Articles. I am a Career Changer. I AM A CAREER CHANGER This page is your key source for all things career-change related. You’ll find some great free career-change tools and resources. Changing careers can be traumatic, especially if you have been in your current career for a long time, but you do not have to go through the process alone or &hellip Quintessential Careers: Career and Job-Hunting Blog. Quintessential Careers: Career and Job-Hunting Blog Career and job-search news, trends, and scoops for job-seekers, compiled by the staff of Quintessential Careers. The Quintessential Careers Blog has moved!! These pages remain as an archive of our previous blog posts. Please check out the new and improved Quintessential Careers Blog for Job-Seekers and Careerists. Interview Advice Job &hellip The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers. The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers Where job-seekers can go directly to the jobcareeremployment section of a specific employer’s Website.

Because more and more companies are developing career and employment centers on their corporate Websites, Quintessential Careers has developed this directory, which allows you to go straight to the career and employment section of the &hellip Quintessential Careers: I am a Career Coach or Counselor. The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers Where job-seekers can go directly to the jobcareeremployment section of a specific employer’s Website. Because more and more companies are developing career and employment centers on their corporate Websites, Quintessential Careers has developed this directory, which allows you to go straight to the career and employment section of the &hellip Resume Tools Resume Tools. Cover Letter Cover Letter. Mighty Recruiter Mighty Recruiter. Resources Resources. Help & Support Help & Support. Customer Service Customer Service. 800-652-8430 Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm CST. Sat 8am - 5pm CST, Sun 10am - 6pm CST Stay in touch with us. Next Step After High School? Some Alternatives to College. Printer-Friendly Version.

by Randall S. Hansen, Ph. D. As a former college professor, I see the drive for most students to complete a college education. I’m not sure how many would be in college if not for the pressure and expectations from family members, and while that is good for some students, others obviously might be better off pursuing options other than college. The reality is that college is not for everyone — nor is it truly needed for everyone — and forcing teens to attend college only to have them flunk out is doing a disservice to them. A generation or two ago high-school graduates rarely went on to college, yet somehow through the years, college has almost become a rite of passage for teens to pass into adulthood and a good career. But teens do not need to attend college to become adults and they certainly do not need to attend to land a good career. Education is critical college is not. There are numerous careers — in healthcare, technology, operations, transportation, and the building trades — that do not require a four-year degree. And as you advance in these careers, there is also nothing stopping you from pursing a college degree at a later age — when it better suits you some people are just not ready for college until a little later in life. So, if you are not college-bound after high school, what are some of your alternatives? Apprenticeships, at one time, were the only way for young people to get a foot in the door to their careers.

If you have an interest in a particular trade, such as technology or construction, seek out jobs in the trade that will not only give you valuable experience but guide you toward advancement by helping you with the certifications or licenses you need to succeed. For example, one high-school graduate worked for a pool construction company for several years, learning every aspect of the business before earning her swimming pool contractors license and starting her own business. Another tool to learning a trade is to obtain your certification in that field. Learn more in this section of Quintessential Careers: Hot Fields in Which Certification May Boost Your Career. And find job leads here. Nothing helps more with that transition to adulthood than holding down a full-time job. Your goal should be to move away from the companies that typically hire teens for part-time work to employers that can provide a future. Often larger employers have more opportunities, so start your search there. Also identify employers whose product or service interests you and whose culture you respect. For example, the person who started working for AT&T in the mailroom because he knew it would be a foot in the door, and now, years later, still with just a high school education, is a highly valued member of the company’s corporate technology staff. Use our Job-Search 101 Tutorial for tools and strategies in finding a job. While you are trying to find your place in the world, why not spend those first few years after high school making a difference?

While you may be familiar with the Peace Corps, they actually prefer college graduates, so you might instead consider looking locally to make a difference or consider such national programs as Americorps, which offers 17-24 year-olds the chance to make a difference through a national network of hundreds of programs throughout the U. S., as well as the Student Conservation Association, which has conservation programs (jobs and internships) throughout the U. S. for adults 18 or older. If all you can think about is getting out of your town and exploring some other part of the world, then traveling may be for you. Traveling to one or more foreign countries is a great way to experience other cultures, learn more about yourself, and equip yourself with cultural knowledge to apply in the global economy. If you have some money, you can find innovative and cheap ways to explore the world. If you don’t have the money, look into student exchange programs, employment on cruise ships, or becoming an au pair or nanny for a family in another country. Go to Cool, Unusual, and Seasonal Jobs. Attend Community College or Vocational School. A great way to ease into college and explore more about who you are and what you want to do in life is taking one or more classes at your local community (or technical) college. Classes are cheaper and admission much easier — and many students work at least part-time to pay their way. You can either take a few classes, follow a dipolma or certification track, or advance toward your associate’s degree. Many community colleges have agreements with four-year colleges, so that if you decide college IS right for you, you can then transfer those credits. Read about one high school grad’s plan in Johnny Goes to College: Part I — Choosing a College. For learning more about vocational school opportunities, read Another Option After High School: TradeVocational Schools. While not always a popular — or safe choice — joining the military is often a great way to learn more about yourself.

Joining the military offers you a chance to serve your country, make a career in the service, andor earn money toward a future college education. You’ll also earn valuable work experience that can you can apply to civilian jobs once you get discharged. Read more here: Today’s Military. Questions about some of the terminology used in this article? Get more information (definitions and links) on key college, career, and job-search terms by going to our Job-Seeker’s Glossary of Job-Hunting Terms. Take advantage of all the tools and resources in our Teenage Jobs, Careers, and College — Including College and Career Choices, as well as in our Critical Issues and Resources for High School Students. Maximize your career and job-search knowledge and skills! Take advantage of The Quintessential Careers Content Index, which enables site visitors to locate articles, tutorials, quizzes, and worksheets in 35 career, college, job-search topic areas. Building Tools That Build Better Work Lives. Since 2005, LiveCareer’s team of career coaches, certified resume writers, and savvy technologists have been developing career tools that have helped over 10 million users build stronger resumes, write more persuasive cover letters, and develop better interview skills. Use our free samples, templates, and writing guides and our easy-to-use resume builder software to help land the job you want. Dr. Randall S. Hansen. Dr. Randall S. Hansen is founder of Quintessential Careers, one of the oldest and most comprehensive career development sites on the Web, as well CEO of EmpoweringSites.

com. He is also founder of MyCollegeSuccessStory. com and EnhanceMyVocabulary. com. He is publisher of Quintessential Careers Press, including the Quintessential Careers electronic newsletter, QuintZine. Dr. Hansen is also a published author, with several books, chapters in books, and hundreds of articles. He’s often quoted in the media and conducts empowering workshops around the country. Finally, Dr. Hansen is also an educator, having taught at the college level for more than 15 years. Visit his personal Website or reach him by email at randall@quintcareers. com. Check out Dr. Hansen on GooglePlus. Recommended Articles. I am a Career Changer.

I AM A CAREER CHANGER This page is your key source for all things career-change related. You’ll find some great free career-change tools and resources. Changing careers can be traumatic, especially if you have been in your current career for a long time, but you do not have to go through the process alone or &hellip Quintessential Careers: Career and Job-Hunting Blog. Quintessential Careers: Career and Job-Hunting Blog Career and job-search news, trends, and scoops for job-seekers, compiled by the staff of Quintessential Careers. The Quintessential Careers Blog has moved!! These pages remain as an archive of our previous blog posts. Please check out the new and improved Quintessential Careers Blog for Job-Seekers and Careerists. Interview Advice Job &hellip The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers. The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers Where job-seekers can go directly to the jobcareeremployment section of a specific employer’s Website. Because more and more companies are developing career and employment centers on their corporate Websites, Quintessential Careers has developed this directory, which allows you to go straight to the career and employment section of the &hellip Quintessential Careers: I am a Career Coach or Counselor. The Quintessential Directory of Company Career Centers Where job-seekers can go directly to the jobcareeremployment section of a specific employer’s Website. Because more and more companies are developing career and employment centers on their corporate Websites, Quintessential Careers has developed this directory, which allows you to go straight to the career and employment section of the &hellip Resume Tools Resume Tools. Cover Letter Cover Letter. Mighty Recruiter Mighty Recruiter.

Resources Resources. Help & Support Help & Support. Customer Service Customer Service. 800-652-8430 Mon - Fri 8am - 8pm CST. Sat 8am - 5pm CST, Sun 10am - 6pm CST Stay in touch with us. Vocational & Trade Schools: A Growing Trend. Advantages to Learning a Trade. With high school graduation fast approaching, you are likely considering what the next step along your educational journey should be. Should you enroll in a 2 year community college or head straight to a 4 year college or university? One option you may want to consider is enrolling in a vocational or trade school. Vocational and trade school educations are popular vehicles for students who want to fast-track into well paying highly skilled careers. Vocational training is also perfect for adult students looking to advance in their current career or even change careers altogether. Trade schools have a long history in the United States of giving students the training to succeed in an ever changing workplace. If you are considering a vocational school you should know just what they offer, and whether or not they are right for you.

Vocational School: Practical vs. Academic. Vocational schools, often referred to as trade schools, are post-secondary educational institutions that provide training and instruction in highly skilled jobs and professions. Vocational schools teach job specific skills designed to enable a student's advancement in any of a number of high skill, high paying professions. Vocational and trade schools place an emphasis on the practical, as opposed to the academic, education. Course studies at a vocational school are specific to certain trades, running the gamut from auto repair to hair dressing construction to IT. Many vocational schools now offer degree-transfer programs, allowing a student to transfer some of their credits to a four year college or university. These degree-transfer programs allow students to leverage a vocational education as useful stepping-stone to a baccalaureate degree. How to Choose a Vocational Trade School. There are more than 300 Vocational Schools in the United States, and choosing the right one for you will rely on a number of important factors: Placement Rate : How many graduates are actually placed in their career field? A high percentage will tell you that the school works hard to prepare its graduates for the work force, but you should investigate their success rate. Student Completion RateGraduation Rate : How many students successfully complete their course of studies. This is often called the "retention rate" and is an indicator of institutional commitment to student education. Facilities : Are the facilities up-to-date? Vocational and trade schools often have some of the latest technology and equipment.

Avoid those with outdated labs, and training equipment. Remember, when you enter the work force you'll often be required to jump right in and work on state-of-the-art equipment and the vocational school you choose should be able to prepare you for the modern workplace. Services : Does the school offer any extra services? Is there a career guidance office? Will they assist you in finding employment once you've graduated? Can they help you find internshipsco-ops while you're a student? TuitionFees : How much will it cost to attend the program? Are there any hidden fees? Is financial assistance available to you? Remember, students who choose a vocational track may also qualify for Federal and private student loans to help them finance their trade school education.

Vocational Trade School Degrees. If you're considering a vocational school you'll find a range of degrees from which to choose. Most vocational schools award associate degrees, diplomas and or certificates. Many highly skilled trades will require certification before you can take up work in your field, licensed electrician, plumber or builder for instance. Vocational schools will prepare you to take the required tests necessary to obtain those certifications that will allow you to begin working at your new career. Vocational Education Career Options: Use the Career Office. Vocational and trade schools offer a wide variety of programs from which to choose. The career center on campus will be able to assist you in determining which program suits your needs and your ambitions. Several career tests are available, and your careerguidance counselor will use them to guide you to various fields that match your skills. Although programs may differ at each vocational school, the programs listed below are some of the most common and most successful: Computer-aided Drafting (CAD) and Design: learn to prepare technical and digital drawings and plans for builders and contractors. Criminal Justice : training for careers in law enforcement and corrections. Culinary : food preparation for hotels, restaurants and business. HVAC : installation, maintenance, and repair of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.

Information Technology : web design, network security and computer programming. Trade Education Options. The skilled trades are lucrative, steadily growing industries. Although hands-on training is often achieved through paid apprenticeships, vocational school is an important first step, providing a theoretical and conceptual foundation. Hospitality Management Training. The hospitality industry encompasses restaurants, hotels, casinos, travel and tourism. Get the skills you need to manage the many aspects of these diverse fields with hospitality management training. Auto Mechanic School. Turn your love of cars into a lucrative career. Auto mechanic school offers the knowledge and skills you need to get started.

Aircraft Mechanic School. Aviation mechanics are responsible for keeping aircraft in the air. If this is your "lofty" ambition, your first step is to find the right aircraft mechanic school. Whether you want to fly planes professionally or just recreationally, you'll need to learn the basics and complete in-air training at flight training school. Skilled electricians are always in demand. Join this growing industry through electrician school. Anyone who's ever had a stopped up toilet knows the value of a good plumber. Get started with plumbing training. The NASDAQ Options Trading Guide. Equity options today are hailed as one of the most successful financial products to be introduced in modern times. Options have proven to be superior and prudent investment tools offering you, the investor, flexibility, diversification and control in protecting your portfolio or in generating additional investment income. We hope you'll find this to be a helpful guide for learning how to trade options.

Understanding Options. Options are financial instruments that can be used effectively under almost every market condition and for almost every investment goal. Among a few of the many ways, options can help you: Protect your investments against a decline in market prices Increase your income on current or new investments Buy an equity at a lower price Benefit from an equity price’s rise or fall without owning the equity or selling it outright. Benefits of Trading Options: Orderly, Efficient and Liquid Markets. Standardized option contracts allow for orderly, efficient and liquid option markets. Options are an extremely versatile investment tool. Because of their unique riskreward structure, options can be used in many combinations with other option contracts andor other financial instruments to seek profits or protection. An equity option allows investors to fix the price for a specific period of time at which an investor can purchase or sell 100 shares of an equity for a premium (price), which is only a percentage of what one would pay to own the equity outright. This allows option investors to leverage their investment power while increasing their potential reward from an equity’s price movements. Limited Risk for Buyer. Unlike other investments where the risks may have no boundaries, options trading offers a defined risk to buyers. An option buyer absolutely cannot lose more than the price of the option, the premium. Because the right to buy or sell the underlying security at a specific price expires on a given date, the option will expire worthless if the conditions for profitable exercise or sale of the option contract are not met by the expiration date.

An uncovered option seller (sometimes referred to as the uncovered writer of an option), on the other hand, may face unlimited risk. This options trading guide provides an overview of characteristics of equity options and how these investments work in the following segments: Enter a company name or symbol below to view its options chain sheet: Edit Favorites. Enter up to 25 symbols separated by commas or spaces in the text box below. These symbols will be available during your session for use on applicable pages. Customize your NASDAQ. com experience. Select the background color of your choice: Select a default target page for your quote search: Please confirm your selection: You have selected to change your default setting for the Quote Search. This will now be your default target page unless you change your configuration again, or you delete your cookies. Are you sure you want to change your settings? Please disable your ad blocker (or update your settings to ensure that javascript and cookies are enabled), so that we can continue to provide you with the first-rate market news and data you've come to expect from us. Trade Schools - Trade School Advisor. Welcome to Trade School Advisor - your resource for trade school colleges and education. Find information about trade schools, colleges and universities in this growing resource guide where you can find the right school and get on track to a career you love!

At Trade School Advisor we are here to help you get the information on the education you need to fulfill your dreams. *School Programs by Category. Find Trade & Vocational Schools as well as Colleges and Universities by what programs are offered. This is a comprehensive list of programs offered. *Computer Technology Degrees. Find programs in Internet Security, Coding, Software specific Degrees and Certificates. *Skilled Trades Degrees. Find out more about these exciting careers in the skilled trade industries such as HVAC, Electrician, Plumbing, Surveying, Refrigeration, Aircraft Maintenance & Powerplant Technologies and more. Find schools that specialize in automotive technology, diesel technology, motorcycle repair, collision refinishing & repair and High Performance. Find the auto technicians school that is right for you. Business schools cover a wide variety of fields. From MBA to Bachelors programs. Business Management, Administration and Operations as well as Administrative Assistants can be found in this category. *MedicalHealthcare Degrees.

Medical degrees are our largest category. Anything surgical, radiological or clinical can be found, as well as Healthcare Management, Billing and Coding and Medical Administration. Cosmetology Schools, Beauty Schools, Facialists, Nail Techs, Barbers, Hair Stylists and more fit under this exciting category. Earn a degree in Culinary Arts and be a find the best Culinary and Cooking Schools to make you a master chef! Learn about the best massage schools and massage therapy programs in your area! Top Categories. Trade Schools by State. This site is a directory and school programs are based on general categories to help categorized them efficiently. Please see the schools individual forms under the request info links for exact program names. | Privacy Policy. Trade Schools, Colleges & Universities.

You can find an academic or vocational program to help you get started in the career you've been dreaming about, or you can locate one that helps you advance in your existing career. Whether you are looking for an online degree or traditional classroom training at a vocational school, trade school, college, or university, you're in the right place. Get Started Now. Use our zip code based search tool to quickly and easily find a school near you that meets your needs. Or, simply browse the possibilities by exploring the guides listed below. Whether you want to study on campus or online, we make it easy to discover the right program and request more information from the school of your choice. You could soon be on your way to living the life you want to. Prepare yourself for success today! Find a School or Program. Complete listing of program categories included in the Trade Schools, Colleges, and Universities site. Find academic or career training programs and courses in your area or online. Distance Learning & Online Schools. Access to online and distance learning programs in US and Canada.

You can learn from home on a flexible schedule suited to your needs. Online trade schools, technical schools, colleges and universities offer degree, diploma and certificate career training programs. Discover a School or College That Matches Your Career Goals: Skilled Trades Schools. When all you want to do is work with your hands, nothing beats the skilled trades. If you're ready for a career that makes a real impact, then this guide is the place to get started. Trade schools have programs that include HVAC, automotive, plumbing, electrician, aviation, and more. Attending a health care school could be perfect for you if you want a career where you get to help others. A health care education can prepare you for a career in nursing, medical billing & coding, radiography, surgical tech, and more. Explore health care programs at colleges, universities and vocational schools. Prepare for a career in the fast-paced business world. Whether you see yourself filling a management, accounting, or administrative role, there is a wide range of campus and online program options available to help you get there.

Train for a career where you get paid to do what you love. Choose from a great selection of training programs in your automotive area of choice, such as diesel technology, collision repair, or automotive service. Good food brings people together great food makes them joyful. What could be better than that? You're ready to learn how to create delicious cuisine at a level that's worthy of being called "Chef." You just need to sort through all of your options first. This culinary schools guide offers an excellent place to begin. Arts & Design Schools. Art and design schools can help you turn your imagination into a productive career with noticeable impact. Find programs for interior design, fashion, photography, architecture, music production, web design & more. Are you bursting with creative ideas and imaginative vision?

Start using your artistic drive to sharpen your talents for an inspired career in the digital and interactive arts. Check out possibilities like graphic design, animation, audio production, web design, filmmaking, broadcasting, and video game design. Start benefiting from your love of animals. These schools offer training that can lead to fun and meaningful careers with dogs, cats, and other cool creatures. Discover programs for becoming a veterinary technician or other kind of animal care professional. Beauty and Cosmetology Schools. Explore beauty and cosmetology schools in your area as the first step towards training for a career that puts your talents to good use. Through one of the many available cosmetology and esthetics programs, you can prepare for a career as a hair stylist, esthetician, nail technician, or cosmetologist. Legal & Criminal Justice Schools. With a legal and criminal justice education, you could soon be pursuing entry-level job opportunities within provincial or federal enforcement agencies, law offices, or government departments.

Find training in fields such as paralegal, legal assisting, criminal investigations, and more. Tech schools and colleges can prepare you to turn your passion into a stimulating career. Find a program at one of these technical schools to help you acquire the training and practical experience needed to get started in a career such as computer programming, web development, network administration, and more. Options Basics: What Are Options? Options are a type of derivative security. They are a derivative because the price of an option is intrinsically linked to the price of something else. Specifically, options are contracts that grant the right, but not the obligation to buy or sell an underlying asset at a set price on or before a certain date. The right to buy is called a call option and the right to sell is a put option. People somewhat familiar with derivatives may not see an obvious difference between this definition and what a future or forward contract does. The answer is that futures or forwards confer both the right and obligation to buy or sell at some point in the future. For example, somebody short a futures contract for cattle is obliged to deliver physical cows to a buyer unless they close out their positions before expiration. An options contract does not carry the same obligation, which is precisely why it is called an “option.” Call and Put Options.

A call option might be thought of as a deposit for a future purpose. For example, a land developer may want the right to purchase a vacant lot in the future, but will only want to exercise that right if certain zoning laws are put into place. The developer can buy a call option from the landowner to buy the lot at say $250,000 at any point in the next 3 years. Of course, the landowner will not grant such an option for free, the developer needs to contribute a down payment to lock in that right. With respect to options, this cost is known as the premium, and is the price of the options contract. In this example, the premium might be $6,000 that the developer pays the landowner. Two years have passed, and now the zoning has been approved the developer exercises his option and buys the land for $250,000 – even though the market value of that plot has doubled. In an alternative scenario, the zoning approval doesn’t come through until year 4, one year past the expiration of this option. Now the developer must pay market price. In either case, the landowner keeps the $6,000. A put option, on the other hand, might be thought of as an insurance policy. Our land developer owns a large portfolio of blue chip stocks and is worried that there might be a recession within the next two years. He wants to be sure that if a bear market hits, his portfolio won’t lose more than 10% of its value.

If the S&P 500 is currently trading at 2500, he can purchase a put option giving him the right to sell the index at 2250 at any point in the next two years. If in six months time the market crashes by 20%, 500 points in his portfolio, he has made 250 points by being able to sell the index at 2250 when it is trading at 2000 – a combined loss of just 10%. In fact, even if the market drops to zero, he will still only lose 10% given his put option. Again, purchasing the option will carry a cost (its premium) and if the market doesn’t drop during that period the premium is lost. These examples demonstrate a couple of very important points. First, when you buy an option, you have a right but not an obligation to do something with it. You can always let the expiration date go by, at which point the option becomes worthless. If this happens, however, you lose 100% of your investment, which is the money you used to pay for the option premium. Second, an option is merely a contract that deals with an underlying asset. For this reason, options are derivatives. In this tutorial, the underlying asset will typically be a stock or stock index, but options are actively traded on all sorts of financial securities such as bonds, foreign currencies, commodities, and even other derivatives. Buying and Selling Calls and Puts: Four Cardinal Coordinates.

Owning a call option gives you a long position in the market, and therefore the seller of a call option is a short position. Owning a put option gives you a short position in the market, and selling a put is a long position. Keeping these four straight is crucial as they relate to the four things you can do with options: buy calls sell calls buy puts and sell puts. People who buy options are called holders and those who sell options are called writers of options. Here is the important distinction between buyers and sellers: Call holders and put holders (buyers) are not obligated to buy or sell. They have the choice to exercise their rights if they choose. This limits the risk of buyers of options, so that the most they can ever lose is the premium of their options. Call writers and put writers (sellers), however, are obligated to buy or sell. This means that a seller may be required to make good on a promise to buy or sell. It also implies that option sellers have unlimited risk , meaning that they can lose much more than the price of the options premium.

Don't worry if this seems confusing – it is. For this reason we are going to look at options primarily from the point of view of the buyer. At this point, it is sufficient to understand that there are two sides of an options contract. To understand options, you'll also have to first know the terminology associated with the options market. The price at which an underlying stock can be purchased or sold is called the strike price. This is the price a stock price must go above (for calls) or go below (for puts) before a position can be exercised for a profit. All of this must occur before the expiration date. In our example above, the strike price for the S&P 500 put option was 2250. The expiration date, or expiry of an option is the exact date that the contract terminates. An option that is traded on a national options exchange such as the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) is known as a listed option. These have fixed strike prices and expiration dates.

Each listed option represents 100 shares of company stock (known as a contract). For call options, the option is said to be in-the-money if the share price is above the strike price. A put option is in-the-money when the share price is below the strike price. The amount by which an option is in-the-money is referred to as intrinsic value. An option is out-of-the-money if the price of the underlying remains below the strike price (for a call), or above the strike price (for a put). An option is at-the-money when the price of the underlying is on or very close to the strike price. As mentioned above, the total cost (the price) of an option is called the premium. This price is determined by factors including the stock price, strike price, time remaining until expiration (time value) and volatility. Because of all these factors, determining the premium of an option is complicated and largely beyond the scope of this tutorial, although we will discuss it briefly. Although employee stock options aren't available for just anyone to trade, this type of option could, in a way, be classified as a type of call option. Many companies use stock options as a way to attract and to keep talented employees, especially management. They are similar to regular stock options in that the holder has the right but not the obligation to purchase company stock.

The contract, however, exists only between the holder and the company and cannot typically be exchanged with anybody else, whereas a normal option is a contract between two parties that are completely unrelated to the company and can be traded freely. Vocational & Trade School Programs to Kick-Start Your Career. Finding college, university, and trade school programs has never been easier . Navigating your educational options may seem like a daunting task. That's why we want to make your search as simple as possible. Because finding a school that could help you follow your dreams should not be a stressful process. Maybe you don't know where to start. Or maybe you're interested in a general career area like healthcare or the skilled trades and want to explore the training possibilities. Or perhaps you have a specific type of program in mind and simply need to find a school that offers it. Well, don't worry. You're in the right place. Explore the following programs or enter your zip code into the search tool below to discover programs being offered near you. Your path to a brighter future and better life could be one search away! Find a Vocational or Trade School Program.

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You'll also learn about any legal regulations or requirements that apply to your field. You may even get to practice your skills in an actual work setting as part of an included internship or externship. Another defining characteristic of many vocational colleges and trade schools is the attention paid to the reality of students' everyday lives and diverse backgrounds. For example, unlike a lot of traditional academic institutions, career-driven schools tend to incorporate features like: Courses offered in the evening, on weekends, or even online Campuses that are more accessible and closer to where students live or work Easier admission processes Smaller class sizes Shorter, more streamlined programs Personalized, hands-on instruction in well-equipped training facilities that simulate real-world work settings Externships with actual employers Job search assistance. Simply put, vocational schools can often be defined by how they approach training busy adults who want to enter fast-growing industries in the quickest and most pragmatic way possible. And there are clear advantages to a vocational education. Research has shown that post-secondary students who earn degrees in vocational fields of study are more likely to be employed full-time six years after beginning their education. In fact, one study showed that 85 percent of former students who earned a technical or career-based associate's degree had full-time jobs compared to only 73.3 percent of those who earned a more general academic one. And the percentage was also higher for students who attained a career-focused bachelor's degree (88.3 percent vs. 82.6 percent). 1. As you can see, there are definite benefits to receiving vocational training: You can choose from more vocations than you might expect. You may have better employment outcomes. And you'll learn in a way that targets your real-world needs.

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