Education & Human Services
Healthcare
Mechanical & Technical Trades
Public Sector
Business & Entrepreneurship
100

This educator helps high school students choose classes, plan for college, and navigate personal or social challenges.

School Counselor

100

This kind of doctor diagnoses, treats, and cares specifically for children.

Pediatrician

100

This 4-letter acronym describes the trade that handles heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

HVAC

100

This emergency responder is trained to extinguish blazes, perform rescues, and provide basic medical care on scene.

Firefighter

100

This is the title given to the person or team that takes the initial risk to create, build, and launch a business.

Founder

200

This trait is considered the #1 quality every human services professional needs to work with clients.

Empathy (or compassion)

200

This movement expert helps patients recover from injuries, manage chronic pain, and improve their physical mobility through targeted exercises and stretches.

Physical Therapist

200

This is a structured training arrangement where someone learns a skilled trade by working under the guidance of an expert.

Apprenticeship

200

This city professional is responsible for zoning laws, mapping public transit, and planning urban neighborhoods.

Urban planner

200

These wealthy people invest their own money into new businesses in exchange for equity.

Investors

300

Professionals in this role help families connect to community services like housing or food pantries.

Social Worker

300

Training to be a Certified Nursing Assistant takes at least this long.

4 weeks (to 12 weeks)

300

To operate a massive semi-truck or commercial passenger bus across state lines, a driver must earn this specific 3-letter federal license.

CDL (Commercial Driver's License)

300

This administrator records city council minutes, maintains archives, and issues marriage licenses.

City Clerk

300

This professional records, analyzes, manages, and reports financial information for individuals and businesses.

Accountant

400

This professional cares for young children, keeps them safe, and helps them learn early social skills while their parents are at work.

Childcare worker

400

This professional uses talk therapy and clinical methods to help individuals process mental health struggles.

Mental Health Counselor (or therapist)

400

This term describes a fully qualified tradesperson who has completed their formal training and is legally permitted to work independently.

Journeyworker (or journeyman)

400

Provided under the Sixth Amendment, this government-funded lawyer represents defendants who cannot afford to hire private legal counsel.

Public defender

400

Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and real estate are all examples of this.

Investments

500

NYS requires this kind of degree to receive their professional certification.

Masters degree
500

These workers bridge communities and healthcare systems, advocating for local health needs and promoting wellness education.

Community Health Worker

500

This tradesperson builds, installs, and maintains metal vessels, vats, and tanks that hold liquids or gases under high pressure.

Boilermaker

500

This test is used by governments to evaluate the knowledge, skills, and qualifications of applications seeking public sector employment.

Civil Service Exam

500

This 3-letter acronym stands for evaluating the profitability of a business investment relative to its cost.

ROI (Return On Investment)

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