Miscellaneous Career Videos
Do you know what you want to be. Our micellaneous videos can help you decide what career path you want to take. Not every career requires a degree or college training. Some jobs you can get on the job training. Look over our list below and watch a few videos on those that interest you. Remember these videos are only $1.00 each and are loaded with valuable information to help you decide. Each video is 10 to 15 minutes.
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Hockey player
There are three basic kinds of players: forwards, defensemen, and goaltenders (goalies). Unless a team is shorthanded due to a penalty or overtime, each team will have six players on the ice during play. Three forwards line up at the front of the team, and they are (from left to right) the left wing, the center, and the right wing...
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Business Executive
Do you wonder what it is like to be a Business Executive? Hard work, long hours and personal sacrifices. An executive is like the captain of a ship, the man or woman that the stockholders of a company look to in times of trouble and in times of success. An executive can be one with little formal training, but most executives have at least a Bachelor's Degree from a College or University...
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Newspaper Editor
Editors frequently write and review, rewrite, and edit the work of writers. An editor's responsibilities vary depending on the employer and editorial position held. In the publishing industry, an editor's primary duties are to plan the contents of books, technical journals, trade magazines, and other general interest publications...
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Civil Engineer
Civil engineers design and supervise the construction of roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and water supply and sewage systems. Major specialties within civil engineering are structural, water resources, environmental, construction, transportation, and geo-technical engineering...
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Website Designer
When businesses want to get on the Internet, they often don't know where to start. Enter the website designer and developer. These are the Internet professionals who create attractive pages to be displayed on websites. Their employers are any business, educational or governmental entity that has or wants an online presence...
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Radio Talk Show Host
Most employers prefer individuals with a bachelor's degree in journalism, but some hire graduates with other majors. They look for experience on school newspapers or broadcasting stations and internships with news organizations. Bachelor's degree programs in journalism are available in over 400 colleges or universities...
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Runway Model
The work of a model is both glamorous and difficult and they may work under a variety of conditions. The coming season's fashions may be modeled in a comfortable, climate-controlled studio or in a cold, damp outdoor location. Schedules can be demanding and models must keep in constant touch with an agent so they do not miss an opportunity for work...
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Aerobics Instructor
An increasing value is being placed upon physical fitness within our society. Consequently, Americans are engaging in more physical fitness programs, joining athletic clubs, and being encouraged to participate in physical education and activity at all ages. Sports and physical training instructors and coaches help participants improve their physical fitness and athletic skills...
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Librarian
Librarians are much more than the stereotype of days gone by. Today, they are technicians that are responsible for research and maintaining computer card catalogs and more They must know lots of information, including knowledge of standard reference materials and the more obscure...
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Chef
A chef does many things like supervising and coordinating the kitchen staff, pick and develop recipes, order supplies, and help in food preparation. They plan menus; they also count the numbers of customers, market conditions, and the popularity of the dishes. They also create special dishes and they test cooked food by smelling them and tasting it...
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Travel Agent
Some colleges offer four-year degrees in travel and tourism, while others have courses that relate to the industry. However, a college degree is not required to become a travel agent, although some employers prefer agents to have a background in computer science, geography, communications, or foreign languages...
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Special Effects Make-up Artist
One of the most exciting elements in the entertainment industry is the magic of special effects in movies and television. If you've ever had the desire to have a career that utilizes creativity and artistic talent, and have the love of movies, this career is for you...
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Shrimp Boat Captain
There is a flip side to a career in commercial fishing. Sure, one can make a lot of money in a short period of time. But the industry is top-heavy with young people; there is a definite "shelf-life" for the average commercial fisherman and -woman...
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Banker
Banking -- once viewed as among the most boring of all professions -- is changing. Evolving technologies have affected just about every business in one way or another, but few fields have felt that change as dramatically as banking. Consolidation, too, has forced major changes in the industry...
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Sales Person
A career in selling is a double-edged sword. On the plus side, a sales job is the gateway to the highest levels of earnings in most companies. On the negative side, your sales job is also filled with more stress and daily challenge than most any other...
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Accountant
Accountants provide financial reporting and consulting services for organizations and individuals. They work in business, industry, educational institutions, government and private accounting firms that offer accounting services to the public...
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Crane Operator
Most of what a crane operator does is from on-the-job training, but the licenses cover other things like health and safety, communication with customers, where to get permits and warrants, and how to deal with different situations...
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Truck Driver
Do you like to travel and see the country? Long haul truck driving may be the answer for you. Although many old truck drivers didn't have much of an education, modern drivers are trained and tested. Most have at least a high school diploma and additional technical school training...
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Auto Mechanic
If you like tinkering with things and building models then being an auto mechanic may be for you Automotive mechanics (often called automotive service technicians) repair and service automobiles and, on occasion, light trucks (such as vans and pickups), with gasoline engines...
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