ADAPTABLE SKILLS AND FLEXIBLE CAREERS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
People may assume vocational training is for manual labor (think plumbers or mechanics), but that isn’t always the case.
Increasingly,
many vocational jobs rely on technical skills rather than physical abilities —
think of a civil engineer technician who helps an engineer draft building plans
and analyze materials and costs using special software.
The shorter
timeframe and lower cost of vocational training can mean lower student loan
debt and a fast track to employment.
With
employers much more supportive of remote work after the pandemic, vocational
programs can open a wide range of careers that can evolve and grow.
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