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Nadya [2.5K]
2 years ago
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A career cluster can be defined as all of the following, except __________. (Points : 3) a collection of jobs that calls for a s

hared set of skills a category of paid positions that exists within the same company a set of jobs that involves common technical training a group of occupations that requires the same educational background
Social Studies
1 answer:
S_A_V [24]2 years ago
5 0
A career cluster is a collection of jobs that require similar skills and which typically are in the same field: these are jobs that one can consider changing to from the job that one already has.
let's look at the options one by one:

a collection of jobs that calls for a shared set of skills
-yes, this is what I said before!

 a <span> category of paid positions that exists within the same company
-no, positions in the same company don't require similar skills. For example, a company might employ a programmer and a Spanish translator. This is the correct answer!

 a set of jobs that involves common technical training
-this, too is a career cluster

 a group of occupations that requires the same educational background
-also a career cluster
</span>
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