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Source: The Charlotte Gazette

The Library of Virginia has provided public libraries in the state with a new resource for their customers. BlueCareer is a workforce development and career exploration platform that provides information about different trades and identifies pathways into numerous skilled trade careers. Users can explore more than 150 skilled trades, gaining insight into training programs that will help them reach their career goals. BlueCareer combines a host of tools into one platform, including career assessments, training resources, trade school information and information concerning scholarships. Users can learn about occupations in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, aviation, automotive services, transportation, energy and landscaping. The career assessment tool helps users identify trades that may match their interests, skills and personalities.

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