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Learn how to pursue a career as an ultrasound technician, radiology technician, surgical technician, or any other type of medical technician.

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Find out what it takes to pursue a career as an electrician, automotive technician, aviation technician, or other type of trade.

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Why TechSchool.com?

Thinking of pursuing a technical career in the medical, technology or trade industry? Want to take your high-tech job to the next level?

At TechSchool.com, we strive to provide you with more than just information on which skills you’ll need to advance in the tech industry or available degree options -- we want to help prepare you for what you can expect to study, the types of technical careers you can pursue, what is the latest news in the tech/education world and provide you with useful information about the tools of the trade.

Schools with tech programs, or technology intensive programs, provide education on a technical subject such as electronics, computer science or logistics. Unlike schools that emphasize a student's breadth of knowledge, technical school programs are singularly focused on providing the information deemed most relevant to earning a specific degree and performing a specific job.

People who are analytical and thrive on solving problems usually find they are well-suited for technical programs, but those who are creative may also excel with technology. While some skills seem obviously necessary for working in medical technology, technology or technical trade jobs, a quality such as compassion is all but required by these schools. Others skills, such as the ability to communicate well, may at first seem counterintuitive, but information systems professionals actually rely upon their communication skills quite a bit.

We at TechSchool.com want to help you determine which technical training program is more likely to work with your personal goals and professional aspirations.

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Tech Off: King of Math vs. Mathmateer
By Ryan Fontaine
May 15, 2013

The new way to understanding math can be found right in your hands with math apps. See which two apps are battling it out to become the most engaging and informative math tablet tool.

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She Geeks: A Look at Women in STEM Careers
By Iris Yellum
March 27, 2013

According to the 2010 American Community Survey, STEM graduates have a lower unemployment rate than graduates in non-STEM fields. Take a look at the infographic of women in STEM today and what’s being done to remedy both the gender disparity and the shortage of workers.

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TECHSCHOOL BLOGS



Are Online Coding Resources Better Than School?
By Justin Boyle
June 05, 2013

The Web is crawling with online coding resources and some of them are making the lofty claim that they're better than college classes at turning student coders into professionals. Check out some of these novel approaches to code literacy.

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Tech Career Spotlight: Nuclear Medicine Technologist
By Justin Boyle
May 10, 2013

Clinical diagnostic technology is becoming more sensitive by the day, and the medical field needs capable, well-educated technicians to handle the work. Find out how nuclear medicine combines the strengths of a vocational education with the mental stimulation of a technology-focused career.

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