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The document outlines a lesson plan for eighth-grade students focusing on one- and two-year post-secondary education programs, such as technical schools and community colleges. It emphasizes evaluating these programs, understanding their pros and cons, and exploring career options available with degrees of two years or less. The lesson includes activities for discussing admission requirements, researching specific schools, and considering various educational pathways to achieve career goals.

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Begin with the 'BIG Idea' section. Reflect on what a one- or two-year school can offer you and consider your options carefully.
Move to the 'Keeping Your Options Open!' section. Use our platform to list potential careers that require a two-year degree, ensuring you understand the pathways available.
In the 'Examining One- and Two-Year Programs' section, research specific programs online. Answer questions about degree requirements, course topics, duration, costs, and job opportunities using the provided web pages.
Finally, review the pros and cons of one- and two-year schools. Make notes on what factors are most important for your decision-making process.

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What is education after high school called?

College Degree: Pursuing a bachelors degree in fields like business, engineering, healthcare, or the arts can open many career opportunities. Technical or Vocational Training: Programs in trades such as plumbing, electrical work, or culinary arts can lead to well-paying jobs without the need for a four-year degree.

What is the best option for after high school?

Educational stages are subdivisions of formal learning, typically covering early childhood education, primary education, secondary education and tertiary education.

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