At this point,
you have made a preliminary decision about a career. In
Step 3 (Career Info) you found out how much education
you will need to enter your career. Each box
below provides information about a different group of
educational and training opportunities. Explore those
that are appropriate for your career choice. Internships
and other experiential learning opportunities are appropriate
for all levels.
Two
Year College Programs | Four
Year Colleges | Internships | Apprenticeships |
Technical
Training Schools | Continuing
Education/Workforce Development
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If you want to continue
your education beyond the offerings at Montgomery
College, you can search for four-year bachelors degree
programs by using a college search program below
and specifying a major.
Try more than one of these
free sites to develop a list of schools:
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To explore transferring from
MC:
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Try a program that pays you while you learn on the job...
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Technical/Vocational
Training Schools |
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Continuing
Education / Workforce Development |
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The RWM
Vocational School database or use any search
engine with
keywords ("culinary schools Maryland")
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Montgomery College's Workforce
Development & Continuing Education is
a place where you can, in a short time, gain
up-to-date, real-world
skills that you can take directly to the job
market. Prepare
for a new career in health sciences or learn a new
management, computer, or business skill. Continue your
professional education in real estate, accounting,
or insurance. Our Technical Training Division
provides skilled training in a variety of trades.
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Make
a Copy of your Career Profile Form
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on to Step 6
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