Work Force
This is the formal document that lists your work history and skills when applying for a job.
resume
These short credentials prove you have special skills in a specific trade.
certifications
This word refers to your chosen field of study.
major
A gap year typically lasts this amount of time.
1 year
This branch primarily operates at sea.
navy
Entry-level jobs often offer this type of income, the lowest amount legally allowed.
minimum wage
This trade involves wiring, circuits, and working with electricity.
electrician
This application is used to receive federal financial aid.
FAFSA
Many students spend their gap year doing this, either in local or global service programs.
volunteering
This branch protects U.S. coastlines and waterways.
coast guard
This meeting with a hiring manager helps determine if you're a good fit for the job.
interview
This trade focuses on fixing pipes and water systems.
plumbing
This exam is commonly required for admission into many universities.
SAT or ACT
Students often take a gap year before starting this type of schooling.
college
This branch is known for land-based operations.
army
These short-term paid positions give people experience in a specific field.
internship
This industry-specific license is required for cutting and styling hair.
cosmetology school
This type of degree typically takes 4 years to earn.
bachelor's degree
This word describes exploring other parts of the world during a gap year.
travel
This branch is known for being the most selective and physically demanding.
marines
This tax form you fill out on your first day determines how much money is withheld from your paycheck.
W-4
This trade involves building structures from wood.
carpentry
Students who live here typically share a room with another student.
dorm
This popular program places students with host families abroad.
cultural exchange
This branch specializes in air combat and aviation.
Air Force