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• Introduction to Part-Time Jobs

  By Tina Samuels

  These days, even people with full-time jobs are looking for a supplemental part-time job. If you are a teen looking for something after school, a mom needing some pocket money, or someone in dire need of a secondary job, read on.

• Unemployment Survival Guide

  By Nannette Richford

  Lost your job and feeling down? You are not alone. Check this unemployment survival guide to learn about unemployment benefits and other programs available to help your family through this difficult time.

• Basics of Travel Careers

  By Jessica Anne Elizabeth

  Want to travel the world and make money while doing it? Allow the career experts at eHow to provide you information on a variety of travel career opportunities including a pilot, a travel agent or a flight attendant.

• Becoming a Teacher 101

  By Lillian Downey

  As the song goes, "the children are our future." Becoming a teacher allows you to positively impact future generations. The summer vacations aren't too bad either. Let the eHow experts guide you to your own spot at the head of the class.

• Becoming a Lawyer 101

  By Launie Sorrels

  Becoming an attorney is a noble pursuit for those who love the law and want to uphold justice. This Quick Guide features major areas of legal practice that may interest you as you contemplate a profession in the law.

• Physical Therapy Training Guide

  By Kathryn Hatter

  Physical therapy is a useful and promising career field. A physical therapist provides important support and assistance to people recovering from injury and illness. Research training requirements and career options with these eHow experts.

• Becoming a Psychologist 101

  By Kathryn Hatter

  The field of psychology has many different specialties. Delve into the different areas of psychology to see if this profession is right for you. Get valuable information on becoming a psychologist from these eHow experts.

• All About CNA Training

  By Lillian Downey

  CNAs, or certified nursing assistants, serve as a link between patients and nursing staff. They perform important tasks like taking vital signs and bathing patients. To become a CNA, you must go through expert training. Let us show you how to get it.

• Airport Employment Guide

  By Alan Kirk

  There are a variety of jobs that someone can apply for at the airport. These jobs range from working on a plane, to helping others get onto a flight. This guide provides information on those jobs and how to apply for those positions.

• Auto Jobs 101

  By Edward Jenkins

  The automotive industry is responsible for plenty of jobs across the United States. The most popular among them are related to the sale and service of new and used vehicles.

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