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Just for Youth:
Planning for Life:
Find a Career Path that Fits God's Goals
by Ken Treybig
In part 2 of this series we covered following a career path that fits you, whether it involves a college degree, a trade school or a career that doesn’t require special training or higher education. Most people find several areas that are of interest to them and that fit their personality and aptitudes.
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Some may be talented in sports, music or art. Perhaps mathematics or science is an interest that fits a person’s aptitudes. Maybe mechanics, construction or engineering meets those criteria. The Dictionary of Occupational Titles, available in most libraries in the United States, lists more than 28,000 jobs. For example, 16 job titles come under the “Art” classification, with another nine listed under “Artists.” These two classifications include entries for various types of art and range from artist suppliers to creators of commercial and medical artwork.
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