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Technical and Vocational College
Technical and vocational colleges prepare you for a specific trade, job or career. Generally, these colleges offer two-year programs, though some offer three- and four-year programs, as well. Likewise, most help you earn a license, certificate or associate’s degree; while some may help you earn a bachelor’s degreeCommunity colleges may also offer technical and vocational courses. You may be interested in earning a certificate in Web development, becoming a licensed veterinary assistant, working in the food service and hospitality industry, or learning about the latest technology in your current job.  These are just a few of the many different programs offered at technical and vocational colleges. Find out which ones offer the courses that interest you.
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