Careers & Work Lists - Page 10

If your poise and beauty highlight whatever you wear or use, a career in modeling might be right for you. The job boasts opportunities for teens, males and children. Find out the possibilities of this profession with this guide.

Notary Public 101

By Marcella McCleese

If you work in the legal field, becoming a notary public can make you more marketable to employers who may need someone on hand to notarize documents instantaneously. eHow can effortlessly guide you through the process of becoming a notary.

Insurance Careers 101

By Chris Sherwood

If you are looking for a lucrative career in finance outside of Wall Street, insurance may be a great option. Insurance is a trillion-dollar industry, and as such, there are many career options available.

Law Enforcement Training Guide

By Casey Holley

Becoming a police officer requires extensive training and a commitment to uphold a code of conduct. If you're interested in joining the ranks of law enforcement, here's what you can expect during the training period.

Unions Overview

By Contributing Writer

Many workers do not realize what it means to be a union member. Learn all you need to know about unions and what they can do for you in this expert eHow Guide.

Social Work 101

By Barbara Cedillo Alvarez

You’ve decided you want to work with people who are having trouble coping with their lives. You haven’t decided what specialty you want to follow. Let this guide show you how your education and career can benefit from social work.

Becoming a Psychiatrist

By Stephen Lilley

Becoming a psychiatrist can be an excellent way to help your fellow man. It is not, however, a decision that should be taken lightly. A lot of education and training are needed to become a qualified and licensed psychiatrist.

Workplace Safety 101

By R.J. Bowman

According to OSHA, approximately 4 percent of all full time workers will have a job-related injury each year. If you want to make sure you are not one of those 4 percent, strap on your hard hat and check out this guide to workplace safety.

Journalism Career Information

By Valencia Higuera

Journalism is an exciting career. As a journalist, you can write for a print publication, become a reporter, work for a production company or create online copy. If you are interested in a journalism career, follow this guide you on your quest.

All About Vocational Training

By Stephanie Mojica

A new financial and career start, no matter what your age, is made possible through vocational training. This eHow guide will offer information on several types of vocational training so you can get started in an exciting career field.

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