Part 2: Vocational vs. Professional Careers

Instructions: When planning your future, you can take different paths. Let's look at the difference between two main types of careers.
Vocational Careers: These are highly practical, skill-based jobs. You usually learn these through short-term training, an ITI diploma, or hands-on practice.
Professional Careers: These are academic-based jobs. You usually need to complete a 3-to-4 year university degree (like a BA, B.Sc, or B.Com) and sometimes higher studies.
Read through the two lists below. Circle two Vocational careers and two Professional careers that sound interesting to you.
List A: Vocational Careers
List B: Professional Careers
Hairdresser
Accountant
Photographer
Architect
Fashion Designer
Journalist
Tailor
Doctor
Chef
Engineer
Fitness Trainer
Teacher
Sports Coach
Lawyer
Groundskeeper
Graphic Designer
Gym Instructor
Marketing Specialist
Carpenter
Research Scientist
Electrician
Psychologist
Welder
Software Developer
Mechanic
Financial Analyst
Construction Worker
Urban Planner
Clerk
Environmental Scientist
Customer Service Representative
Pharmacist
Receptionist
Civil Engineer
Data Entry Clerk
Art Director
Nurse
Physical Therapist
Pharmacy Assistant
Business Consultant
Lab Technician
Social Worker
Social Worker
Historian
Shop Keeper
Economist
Sales Person
Anthropologist
Housekeeping
Sociologist