Knowledge Check: Explore Trades & Apprenticeships Put your knowledge to the test. What are trades? Jobs in retail or food service Entry-level jobs only high schoolers and college students can get Online certifications you can complete to qualify for any job Skilled jobs that require focused, specialized training and education What are some key differences between trade schools and four-year colleges? (Select all that apply) Quality of education Type of education Type of degree or certificate Time spent in school Cost Students who complete their trade program receive a _____. Master's degree Certificate of completion Bachelor's degree Tuition at a four-year college is typically much more affordable than a trade program. True False Students attending an accredited trade school can receive federal financial aid. True False What are apprenticeships? Part-time volunteer work A type of unpaid internships students can do before beginning college A paid blend of education and career experience An after-school program that high schoolers can take to explore their college and career options Compared to peers who don’t complete an apprenticeship program, apprentice graduates earn ______ more over their lifetime. $1,000 $15,000 $1,000,000 $300,000 What can a mentor help you do? Navigate the challenges of your apprenticeship Be a key part of your professional network Provide career advice All of the above