Jack-of-all-trades, Master of None?

So do you know something about a traditional trade like Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Carpentry, Diesel Mechanics, Electrician, Gunsmithing, HVAC Training (Heating/Ventilation/Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration), Locksmithing, Pipefitting, Plumbing, Motorcycle Repair, Truck Driving, or Welding (to name a few)?
Or, maybe you prefer a more current trade like Aviation Mechanics, Flight Attendant, Piloting, Marine & Watercraft, Mechanical Drafting, and Underwater Welding.

Now we just need to make the step towards becoming Jack-of-all-trades, Master of SOME.

Today's Trade Schools make starting or changing your career a possibility within your reach. Many of these schools are within your area and several offer distance learning and online trade school programs. You can attend full-time, part-time, evenings and with online programs, you can find a program that fits your schedule. Career Schools offer a wide
range of programs to fit your needs.

Below is a list of a few other possible carrers that you can inter into:

Art and Design Career - A career in web design, graphic design, animation, video game design, or fashion and interior design can be very rewarding.

Computer Science Career - Computer Science or Information Technology is one of the fastest growing career fields around. Everyday there are thousands of available positions open.

Electronics Career - Start your career in Electronics. With an Electronics career you could work with Computer Hardware, Mechanics, Machines or any other electronic devices.

Medical Career - The Health care and Medical fields are very popular and contain dozens of different job functions and career fields including Nursing, Medical Coding, Medical Assisting, and Medical Billing.

Business Career - Business covers a wide variety of careers and degree programs. A few include, Business Administration, Accounting, Marketing, and even E-Business.

Criminal Justice Career - Receive training or a degree in Criminal Justice. Criminal Justice can center around Crime Scene Technicians, Criminologist, Court Reporting, Paralegal and Legal Assisting.

Engineering Career - Engineering degrees can be very rewarding and can involve Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil, and Aerospace to name a few.

Legal and Paralegal Career - Paralegals are found in all types of organizations, most are employed by private law firms, corporate legal departments, and various government offices.