Jobs that Require College or Technical Training Beyond High School Graduation

Architect – a person who works in the construction industry designing new buildings, restoring old and conserving old buildings, and creating new ways of using existing buildings.
Auto Mechanic – a person familiar with cars and can make repairs.

Budget Analyst – a person who assists organizations use their money.

Chef – a professional cook, esp. in a restaurant or hotel.

Computer Games Developer – a person who makes games for the internet, mobile phones, PCs, and other electronic devices.

Computer Repairman – a person who figures out how to repair and maintain your computer.

Dental Hygienist – a person who provides basic dental care tasks, mostly focused on keeping teeth and gums cleaned.

Dentist – a person who diagnoses and treats problems related to teeth, gums, and the mouth.

Dietician – a person who advises others on food and nutritional needs.

Fashion Designer – create clothes, accessories, and shoes.

Firefighter – a person who serves as a rescuer trained in firefighting.

Landscape Architect – a person familiar with plants, land, geographic location, and specific local, state, and national laws regarding each of these items.

Lawyer - a person who advises, counsels or advocates for others in the context of legal rights and expectations.

Librarian – a person who works professionally in a library and gives access to information and resources.

Logistics Analyst – a person who coordinates and figures out how to get items and services from one place to another.

Medical Assistant – a person who works alongside physicians in medical facilities.

Military Police – a person who serves as a law enforcement officer for both the military and civilian population.

Nurse – a person trained to care for sick people, esp. in a hospital.

Pediatrician – a person who treats children and their diseases.

Photographer – a person who makes photographs.

Policeman/Policewoman –a person who is expected to enforce the law by arresting criminals, detecting, and preventing crimes.

Preschool Teacher – a person who provides resources for students to explore as well as teach basic ideas such as colors, shape, letter recognition, numbers, basic hygiene, and social skills.

Purchasing Agent – a person who buys products and services for an organization to use or resell.

Real Estate Agent - a person who sells or rents out buildings and land.

School Counselor - a person who works in a school to provide academic, career, college access/affordability/admission, and social-emotional competencies to all students through a school counseling program.

School Principal – a person who runs a school and is responsible for schools running smoothly, is safe, and supports learning for students.

Store Manager - a person responsible for the day-to-day operations of a store that sells items. All workers in that store report to the store manager.

Teacher – a person who helps others acquire knowledge.

Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers – a person who delivers goods from one location to another.

Train Conductor- a person who is responsible for safety and operation of a train but NOT the actual operation of the train.