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Use one of the search options below to find education and training programs offered by public community colleges and universities and private colleges and universities to include: technical and vocational schools; trade schools; art and design schools, and more.  Choose either Option 1 - to search an education or training program by occupational keyword, Option 2 - to search an education or training program by career area, or Option 3 - to search an education or training program by alphabetical listing.  After an education or training program is selected, a menu specific to the education or training program will be displayed on the left under Explore Education & Training Programs.

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  • Nail Technicians
    Manicurists clean, shape, and polish clients’ nails.
  • Nannies
    Child care workers supervise, care for, and teach children in day-care programs.
  • Narrators
    Actors portray characters in front of live audiences, cameras, or both.
  • Natural Gas Plant Operators
    Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
  • Natural Sciences Managers
    Natural sciences managers plan and direct the work of natural scientists.
  • Naturopathic Physicians (Emerging)
    Naturopathic physicians are primary care doctors. They treat patients using natural remedies and practices. They are also called naturopaths.
  • Network Administrators
    Computer systems administrators design, install, and support an organization's computer system.
  • New Accounts Clerks
    New accounts clerks interview people who want to open bank accounts.
  • News Anchors
    News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
  • News Reporters
    News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
  • Newscasters
    News reporters write and report news stories for newspaper, radio, or television.
  • Newspaper Reporters
    Writers use words to express thoughts and interpret information.
  • Night Watchmen
    Security guards provide protection to their employers. They protect property from illegal entry, vandalism, theft, and fire.
  • Nondestructive Testers
    Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards.
  • Novelists
    Writers use words to express thoughts and interpret information.
  • Nuclear Engineers
    Nuclear engineers design and operate nuclear power plants. They also conduct research on nuclear energy.
  • Nuclear Medicine Technologists
    Nuclear medicine technologists give patients radioactive drugs or radiation treatments.
  • Nuclear Technicians
    Science technicians conduct tests and experiments to assist scientists.
  • Numerical Control Machine Operators
    Numerical control machine operators set up and tend computerized machine tools. These machines are programmed to cut and shape parts made of metal or plastic.
  • Numerical Control Tool Programmers
    Numerical control tool programmers write programs that control machine tools.
  • Nurse Practitioners (Emerging)
    Nurse practitioners serve as primary and specialty care providers. They treat and care for patients with a broad range of health issues. They often specialize in a treatment area or in working with certain patients.
  • Nursery Managers
    Farmers and farm managers raise crops and livestock for market.
  • Nursery School Teachers
    Child care workers supervise, care for, and teach children in day-care programs.
  • Nursery School Teachers - Preschool and Kindergarten Teachers
    Preschool and kindergarten teachers help children explore their interests and develop their talents. They help children build self-esteem and learn how to behave with others.
  • Nursery Workers
    Nursery workers grow, transplant, and care for plants and trees for sale.
  • Nurses
    Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) care for people who are sick, injured, or have disabilities.
  • Nurses - Registered Nurses
    Registered nurses care for patients who are ill or injured.
  • Nursing Assistants
    Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
  • Nursing Home Administrators
    Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
  • Nutritionists
    Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.

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  • Local Interest
    Creating Futures Program Offers Free Online Information Technology Training
    The CompTIA Educational Foundation offers free online technology training and certification to individuals with disabilities through its Creating Futures Program.  The training and certification is to benefit individuals who are unable to afford training to gain the skills and certification to pursue a career in the information technology field.

    The program includes career prep, education, certification, and skill validation to produce properly skilled, diverse workers for the latest, in-demand jobs and placement.  Program participants have access to online training, mentoring services, practice exams, and certification vouchers 24-hours per day.  The Creating Futures Program offers individuals the opportunity to train towards a number of certifications:

    -CompTIA A +
    -CompTIA Network +
    -CompTIA Server +
    -CompTIA Security +

    It is recommended that the individuals have basic computer knowledge in the following areas:

    -computer hardware and software
    -using operating systems
    -work processing, spreadsheet, presentation software functions
    -networks and the Internet
    -electronic mail
    -using the Internet

    For more information regarding the Creating Futures Program, or to apply, visit www.comptia-ef.org External link opens in a new window.  All candidate applications are screened to determine eligibility and selected applicants will be notifiied via e-mail.

  • Application for Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Funding
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    "The Cook County President's Office of Employment Training has released a Request For Proposal (RFP) to provide Workforce Investment Act services for Adults, Dislocated Workers, and Youth. The application documents are available and the closing date for submissions is June 6, 2008 until 4:30 p.m."

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    Adult/Dislocated Worker RFP Forms
    In-School Youth RFP
    In-School Youth RFP Forms
    Out-of-School Youth RFP
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  • Are you looking for a service that may pay for your employees training costs?
    City of Chicago TIFWorks Logo Then check out TIFWorks!  TIFWorks funds eligible businesses for training related to new product lines, equipment upgrades, English as a Second Language and more!  For more information, visit the City of Chicago's TIFWorks External link opens in a new window website.

  • Statewide Interest
    Job Corps: education and training programs for young adults.
    Job Corps Logo Welcome to Job Corps Chicago Region, dedicated to helping youth aged 16 yrs - 24 yrs find success through education and career technical training. Whether you are a student, parent, or employer we invite you to explore this site to learn more about how the Job Corps program can benefit you. The federally funded program serves the entire United States, including the 18 centers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, and Wisconsin, known as the Chicago Region. Click here to learn what can Job Corps Do for You? External link opens in a new window

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