Careers That Require 2 Years of Education
In today's market, education can be expensive and time consuming; therefore careers in the health care, technology and legal industry that require 2 years of education have become the most sought-after professions.
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Paralegal
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A paralegal assists lawyers with legal preparation and case investigations. Depending on the size of the law firm, a paralegal performs legal research and client interviews and helps to prepare litigation paperwork.
Computer Support Specialist
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A computer specialist supports the information technology department in an organization by fixing computer problems, providing customer service to end users and troubleshooting network hardware and software issues.
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Registered Nurse
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A registered nurse is responsible for the care of patients, performs routine exams, administers medication and educates patients on health care prevention.
Radiological Technician
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A radiological technician performs X-rays on patients in order to diagnose diseases. Some radiological technicians specialize in diagnostic or magnetic resonance imaging.
Considerations
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Two-year careers can be the quickest way to a successful and rewarding career; however, in order to be promoted or advance, most careers require a 4-year degree or additional training.
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