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"  Are you considering taking time off after graduation, or not going to college at all? Think about the type of career that&amp;#039;s right for you -- and job options that don&amp;#039;t require a four-year college degree. Get picks and links to professional resources here.   --&amp;amp;gt; --&amp;amp;gt; --&amp;amp;gt; --&amp;amp;gt; groundskeeper, gardener, and nursery worker:  Cares for and manages plants, trees, and other vegetation.More info:American Nursery and Landscape Association set designer:  Designs and creates artistic backdrops for movies and the performing arts.More info: Interior Design Schools: Set Design  photographer: Takes photographs for artistic or commercial purposes.More info: Professional Photographers of America dancer/coreographer: Dances or creates dance routines for others to perform.More info: Susan Chambers School of Theatre Dance  graphic designer: Conceptualizes the look of an ad, page, or product packaging, then executes the design.More info: American Institute of Graphic Arts chef: Creates new recipes and prepares food.More info: National Restaurant Associations: Careers and Education baker: Prepares breads, cakes, cookies, and other baked goods.More info: Independent Bakers&amp;#039; Association jeweler: Designs jewelry and deals in the gems, metals, and other raw materials.More info: International Watch and Jewelry Guild  woodworker:  Designs and engineers the use of wood for building, furniture-making, crafts, or other projects.More info: United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America shoe repairer: Restores and fixes footwear.More info: Shoe Service Institute of America camera/video operator: Uses camera and video equipment to record films, television programs, or special events.More info: Society of Camera Operators  broadcast technician: Operates video and audio equipment to broadcast radio and television programs.More info: Connecticut School of Broadcasting dispensing optician: Assists a licensed pharmacist in filling prescriptions and administration.More info: National Pharmacy Technician Association pharmacy technician: Assists a licensed pharmacist in filling prescriptions and administration.More info: National Pharmacy Technician Association science/lab technician: Helps scientists and engineers run experiments and research projects, and performs routine lab work.More info: Medical Laboratory Assistant Training Schools  surveyor: Measures and assesses geographic data for research or land development purposes.National Society of Professional SurveyorsMore info: American Congress of Surveying and Mapping mail carrier: Delivers mail and assists in handling and sorting it.More info: United States Postal Service library technician: Sorts, shelves, and catalogues library books and assists library patrons.More info: Council on Library and Media Technicians mechanic: Diagnoses and repairs cars and rebuilds car engines.More info: Baran Institute of Technology computer support specialist: Assists customers with questions or difficulties with a computer-related product or service.More info: The High Tech Institute office clerk: Creates and organizes office files, paperwork, and accounting books.More info: Gibbs College proofreader: Reads and edits text, checking for mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.More info: American Copy Editors Society tax preparer: Fills out yearly income and other tax forms for clients.More info: National Tax Training School bill collector:  Helps companies collect overdue payments from their clients or customers.More info: Association of Credit and Collection Professionals bookkeeper: Records the financial dealings of a business on a daily basis.More info: American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers electrician: Installs and repairs electrical circuitry and telephone lines.More info: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers plumber: Installs and repairs pipes, fixtures, and appliances that use water.More info: The United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada locksmith: Makes and replaces keys and locks.More info: The Associated Locksmiths of America farm management: Raises livestock and grows crops for market.More info: Center for Farm Financial Management forestry management and conservation: Plants and helps protect forests, or prepares trees to be sold as timber.More info: USDA Forest Service fire fighter: Extinguishes fires and rescues people trapped in burning buildings.More info: International Association of Fire Fighters security officer: Protects property or people in a given location, such as a building or school.More info: International Professional Security Association detective/private detective: Searches for and collects information for private clients on a contract basis.More info: World Association of Professional Invesigators police officer: Enforces laws and protects communities.More info: National Association of Police Organizations court recorder/steongrapher Transcribes trials, meetings, and conversations held in courts of law.More info: Criminal Justice Degrees bus driver Operates a bus to carry passengers through a designated route.More info: Transport Workers&amp;#039; Union of America train operator Uses mechanical navigation systems to drive trains or subway cars.More info: The Association of Train Operating Companies: Engineering registered nurse: Provides health care to people with medical conditions and assists doctors.More info: American Nurses Association childcare worker: Provides care for children at either a private home or nursery school.More info: Healthy Child Care America home health aid: Assists the sick and elderly who are homebound and need constant care.More info: National Association for Home Care physical therapy aid: Assists a licensed physical therapist and administers massages and treatment under supervision.More info: American Physical Therapy Association customer service representative: Helps customers with selection, purchasing, and problems with products or services.More info: International Customer Service Association bank teller: Assists customers with banking needs, including performing account transactions.More info: Bankers&amp;#039; Academy travel agent: Books airline tickets, transportation, and accommodations for clients.More info: American Society of Travel Agents flight attendant: Ensures the safety and comfort of airline passengers.More info: AirlineCareer.com chauffeur: Drives clients to and from specified locations.More info: National Limousine Association animal caretaker: Ensures the wellness of animals through regular feedings and check-ups.More info: Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology animal breeder/trainer: Raises and trains animals for the home or for performances and shows.More info: International Marine Animal Trainers Association bartender: Mixes and serves drinks to bar patrons.More info: American Bartenders&amp;#039; Association "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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