Just as there are different classifications of trees, the logging profession also encompasses different classifications on job titles. Below are eight (8) primary job titles one would encounter at a logging worksite.
Do you enjoy organizing, overseeing, and orchestrating outdoor projects? Or perhaps you enjoy building your own furniture from wood and other materials? If so, then you might have the right tools to pursue an Associate of Technical Study in Construction Management: Carpentry at Hocking College.
Are you looking for a career that offers a unique blend of outdoor activity and computer technology? If so, you should consider getting a Geographic Information & Global Positioning Systems Certificate.
Franklin University recently unveiled their new program designed to help registered nurses (RN) obtain their Bachelor of Science in Nursing at a special price this fall.
A recent post on EMS World addressed the following question — do EMS workers necessarily need to pursue getting a college degree?
While there are many self-taught people who enter the computer science industry without a degree, there are many advantages to having one which could ultimately make the difference between getting a job and having a career.
Are you nervous about starting college? Are you worried about getting lost on campus or making new friends? If you can relate to these anxieties, then you should consider signing up for Hocking College's Smart Start.
If you're ready to jumpstart your career, you should consider becoming an electrician. Hocking College offers an Associate of Technical Study in Construction Management:
Commercial & Residential Electricity for those interested in becoming one.
If you’re a culinary arts student who aspires to one day own your own food-oriented business, then perhaps you should apply for the Village Bakery Aspire-To-Be Scholarship Program.
