I’m a student
Figure out what you want to do and whether college, trade school or an apprenticeship gets you there.
- Career Match Quiz
- College vs. trade school
- High school roadmap
Career training by job title
Find the career that fits. Then learn how the job is really done.
Free career quizzes, official pay data and day-in-the-life guides for 709 in-demand careers, plus practical online training for every job title. Built for U.S. students, career changers and employers.
- 709 job-title trainings
- BLS pay data, May 2025
- Self-paced online
- Free tools, no sign-up
Start where you are
Who are you here for?
Pick your starting point. Every path leads to real career information and a practical next step.
I’m changing careers
Find a realistic new direction, reuse your skills and retrain efficiently.
- Readiness quiz
- Transferable skills
- Careers you can enter in a year
I want to grow at work
Earn more, get promoted and sharpen the skills of the job you already have.
- Raises & promotions
- Certifications vs. degrees
- Job-specific how-tos
I hire & train people
Onboard new hires faster with consistent training for every job title on your team.
- Onboarding training
- Hiring guides by job
- ROI calculator
Explore by field
17 career fields, 709 careers
Every career includes pay, training time, a day in the life, skills, vocabulary, how-to guides, interview questions and a matching training.
Healthcare
Patient-facing and behind-the-scenes roles that keep clinics, hospitals and pharmacies running.
- 75 careers
- $35,240–$559,030
Skilled Trades & Construction
Build, wire, plumb and power the country, usually through paid apprenticeships instead of student debt.
- 55 careers
- $38,100–$114,990
Mechanics, Maintenance & Manufacturing
Diagnose, repair and make the machines, vehicles and aircraft everything else depends on.
- 107 careers
- $35,060–$126,060
Safety & Environmental
Protect workers, communities and natural resources through inspection, cleanup and compliance.
- 17 careers
- $45,250–$115,160
Transportation & Logistics
Move freight from factories to front doors, on the road, in the warehouse and behind the dashboard.
- 54 careers
- $35,100–$232,140
Business & Office
Keep organizations organized: money, people, projects, customers and contracts.
- 70 careers
- $38,010–$213,990
Technology
Support, secure, build and market the digital tools every business runs on.
- 17 careers
- $47,810–$175,140
Public Safety & Security
Respond, protect and serve, in communities, buildings and emergencies.
- 15 careers
- $33,580–$93,790
Energy & Utilities
Generate, move and maintain the power, fuel and communications every home and business runs on.
- 33 careers
- $46,960–$144,910
Science, Engineering & Lab
Test, measure, design and solve problems in labs, plants, offices and in the field.
- 47 careers
- $51,430–$172,250
Sales & Retail
Help customers find what they need, from the store floor to six-figure business deals.
- 18 careers
- $32,880–$166,790
Hospitality, Food & Tourism
Feed, host and look after guests in restaurants, hotels, casinos and on tours.
- 36 careers
- $30,890–$93,220
Arts, Media & Design
Create, record, edit and communicate: design, photography, video, sound, writing and language.
- 42 careers
- $37,360–$146,910
Education & Childcare
Teach, care for and support learners, from infants and preschoolers to adults.
- 64 careers
- $34,980–$128,500
Community, Social & Government Services
Help people and communities through counseling, case work, outreach and public service.
- 17 careers
- $42,240–$89,320
Beauty, Fitness & Personal Care
Help people look, feel and move their best, from salons and spas to gyms and funeral homes.
- 18 careers
- $35,760–$97,150
Agriculture, Landscaping & Animal Care
Grow food, care for animals and keep land, trees and green spaces healthy.
- 24 careers
- $35,360–$98,590
Popular trainings
Learn the job before your first day
Each training covers the role, a realistic day, key vocabulary, step-by-step procedures, safety and how to land the job: self-paced and online.
Medical Assistant Training
Room patients, take vitals, give injections and keep clinic records accurate.
- Median $45,690
- 9–12 months to enter
Electrician Training
Install, maintain and repair electrical wiring, panels and equipment safely to code.
- Median $63,190
- 4–5 years (paid apprenticeship) to enter
HVAC Technician Training
Install, maintain and repair heating, cooling, ventilation and refrigeration systems.
- Median $61,010
- 6–24 months to enter
Pharmacy Technician Training
Fill prescriptions, manage inventory and help pharmacists keep patients safe.
- Median $45,750
- 3–12 months to enter
Truck Driver Training
Haul freight safely across town or across the country with a CDL.
- Median $58,640
- 3–7 weeks to enter
Phlebotomist Training
Draw blood for tests, transfusions and donations, safely and accurately.
- Median $45,230
- 1–4 months to enter
Cybersecurity Analyst Training
Monitor, detect and respond to cyber threats that target an organization.
- Median $129,180
- 1–4 years to enter
Occupational Safety Specialist Training
Find workplace hazards, train workers and keep companies compliant with OSHA.
- Median $90,150
- 2–4 years to enter
Certified Nursing Assistant Training
Provide hands-on daily care to patients and residents under nurse supervision.
- Median $42,260
- 4–12 weeks to enter
Welder Training
Join and cut metal with MIG, TIG and stick welding for construction and manufacturing.
- Median $53,750
- 3–18 months to enter
IT Support Specialist Training
Help people solve computer, account and network problems: the classic way into IT.
- Median $61,860
- 3–6 months to enter
Project Manager Training
Plan projects, lead teams and deliver results on time, on budget and in scope.
- Median $102,320
- 1–4+ years to enter
How it works
From “what should I do?” to day one
Explore free
Read real career profiles with BLS pay data, daily routines and requirements.
Find your match
Take the Career Match Quiz or a career’s fit quiz and practice test.
Enroll
Prices are listed on every course. Request a training by email, or buy CDL, forklift, flagger and mold inspector courses at checkout.
Learn at your pace
Complete modules online and earn a certificate of completion.
Median annual pay, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025.
Free tools
Career quizzes that actually help
Career Match Quiz
Match your interests to careers using the RIASEC model.
Start →College or Trade School?
Find the education path that fits how you learn and what you want.
Start →Career Change Readiness
Score your readiness and get a clear next step.
Start →Work Style Quiz
People, things or data? Indoors or out?
Start →Buy online today
Job-title training you can start now
Complete online training for truck drivers, forklift operators, flaggers and mold inspectors. Buy here and start right away.
| Course | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| CDL Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT): Class A For: Truck Driver (Class A CDL) · 15 hours · English | $159.99 | Buy |
| CDL Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT): Class B For: Class B CDL Driver · 13 hours · English | $159.99 | Buy |
| OSHA Forklift Safety Training For: Forklift Operator · 4 hours · English and Spanish | $59.99 | Buy |
| National Flagger and Traffic Control for Construction Sites Certification Training For: Flagger · 4 hours · English and Spanish | $89.99 | Buy |
| Mold Inspector Certification for Prevention, Remediation, and Removal Training For: Mold Inspector · 6 hours · English and Spanish | $329.99 | Buy |
Training new hires? Give every one the same strong start.
Onboarding training by job title for employers, staffing agencies and workforce programs, with group pricing.
Guides
Plain-English career guides
How to Choose a Career: A 7-Step Guide
A practical 7-step process to choose a career that fits your interests, strengths, values and budget, with free tools, real pay data and ways to test ideas before you commit.
College vs. Trade School: How to Decide
Compare four-year college, community college, trade school and apprenticeships on cost, time, pay and career options, and use a simple framework to decide which path fits you.
How to Change Careers: A Step-by-Step Plan
A realistic, step-by-step plan for changing careers: clarify why, choose a target, map transferable skills, test the work, retrain efficiently, budget for the move and land the first role.
Transferable Skills: How to Find and Sell Yours
What transferable skills are, a list of the most valuable ones, how to identify yours from any job and how to describe them on a resume and in interviews when changing careers.
How to Ask for a Raise (With a Script)
How to ask for a raise: pick the right time, research your market value, document your results, use a simple script and handle a “no” in a way that sets up a future yes.
How to Write a Resume That Gets Interviews
Step-by-step resume guide: the best format, what to include in each section, how to write results-focused bullet points, beat applicant tracking systems and avoid common mistakes.
From the blog
Latest articles
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Can You Become a Medical Assistant With No Experience?
Learn how to become a medical assistant with no experience, what training includes, which skills employers want, and how to plan your first job.
Is Occupational Safety a Growing Career?
Explore occupational safety career growth, daily work, pay, training and credentials so you can decide whether this field fits your goals.
Questions, answered
What is Career Education Institute?
Career Education Institute is a U.S. online training company that offers general career training by job title, plus free career resources: career profiles with BLS salary data, quizzes, step-by-step job guides and college and career-change guides.
How do the trainings work?
Each training is a self-paced online course on our learning platform (LMS). Lessons cover what the job involves, a typical day, key vocabulary, common procedures, safety, tools and how to launch your career, ending with a final knowledge check and a certificate of completion.
Are the courses accredited, and will I get a license?
No. Our trainings are general, non-credit career-preparation courses. They do not grant academic credit, state licenses or industry certifications, and they do not replace state-required training programs. They help you understand a career and prepare for formal training, exams and interviews.
How do I enroll?
Open the training you want and complete the enrollment form on its page. It opens a pre-filled email to our team at info@hazwoper-osha.com. We reply with your payment link or invoice and your login details. CDL ELDT, forklift operator, flagger and mold inspector courses can be bought instantly at checkout. You can also call 1-866-429-6742.
Do you offer training for employers and groups?
Yes. Employers, staffing agencies, schools and workforce programs use our job-title trainings for onboarding, pre-placement and career exploration. Volume pricing from 2 seats.
Who can use Career Education Institute?
Our services and website are intended for people in the United States. Our policies are designed to comply with U.S. federal and state law only.
Is the career information free?
Yes. All career profiles, salary data, quizzes, guides, worksheets and practice tests are free to use without an account.
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