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svp [43]
1 year ago
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Identify the careers that require a college degree and those that require an apprenticeship.

Business
2 answers:
Montano1993 [528]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

solar panel repair technician : apprenticeship.

petroleum engineer: college degree

industrial production manager : college degree

plumber : apprenticeship.

landscape architect : apprenticeship.

security installer: apprenticeship.

fenix001 [56]1 year ago
7 0

Explanation:

The career that require college degree , are the one , were the person need to have theoretical as well as practical knowledge , and the degree plays a very important role , for getting the job.

<u>Hence, from the given options, the career which require college degree are as follows - </u>

  • petroleum engineer
  • industrial production manager

The career which require apprenticeship  , are the one ,

Which require certain practical training programme , and then can get license after a particular period of time.

<u>Hence, from the given options, the career which require apprenticeship are as follows - </u>

  • solar panel repair technician
  • plumber
  • Landscape architect
  • security installer
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