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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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  • Obstetricians
    Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
  • Obstetricians and Gynecologists
    Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
  • Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
    Occupational health and safety specialists investigate workplaces. They recommend ways to remove health hazards.
  • Occupational Therapist Assistants
    Occupational therapist assistants help people with disabilities develop skills. They work under the supervision of occupational therapists.
  • Occupational Therapists
    Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
  • Occupational Trainers
    Adult and vocational education teachers teach basic education, self-improvement courses, or occupational training skills.
  • Office Administrators
    Executive secretaries assist managers and direct office activities.
  • Office Clerks
    General office clerks perform a variety of duties that help keep offices running.
  • Office Managers
    Office managers plan and oversee the work of office staff.
  • Office Secretaries
    Secretaries perform a variety of clerical and administrative duties needed to run an office.
  • Oil Drillers
    Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
  • Oil Plant Operators
    Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
  • Operating Engineers and Construction Equipment Operators
    Operating engineers and construction equipment operators use machinery to move construction materials.
  • Operating Room Technicians
    Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
  • Operations Research Analysts
    Operations research analysts help organizations solve problems. They use mathematical models to help make decisions.
  • Operators, Crane and Tower
    Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
  • Ophthalmic Assistants
    Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
  • Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians
    Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
  • Ophthalmologists
    Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
  • Optical Lab Technicians
    Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
  • Opticians
    Opticians prepare, fit, and sell corrective contact lenses and eyeglasses.
  • Optometrists
    Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
  • Oral Hygienists
    Dental hygienists clean teeth and teach clients how to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
  • Oral Surgeons
    Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
  • Order Clerks
    Order clerks take and process orders for materials, merchandise, and services.
  • Order Fillers
    Stock clerks receive, unpack, check, store, and track merchandise or materials.
  • Orderlies
    Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
  • Organic Chemists
    Chemists search for new knowledge and use existing knowledge about chemicals.
  • Orthodontic Assistants
    Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks, and lab duties.
  • Orthodontic Technicians
    Dental laboratory technicians make and repair dentures, crowns, and bridges.
  • Orthodontists
    Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
  • Orthopedic Mechanics
    Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
  • Orthotic and Prosthetic Specialists
    Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
  • Orthotist Assistants
    Medical appliance technicians build, fit, and repair artificial limbs, braces, and supports.
  • OSHA Specialists
    Occupational health and safety specialists investigate workplaces. They recommend ways to remove health hazards.
  • OT
    Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
  • Outboard Motor Mechanics
    Motorboat mechanics maintain and repair boat motors.
  • Outdoor Power Equipment Repairers
    Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment.
  • Oxygen Therapists
    Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.

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    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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