Though it didn't used to be necessary, a high school diploma or GED are essential today for landing jobs and absolutely critical if you desire a job that pays better than minimum wage. But that is just the starting point. Basically, having a diploma tell an employer that you can get past the basics in adult education, and that's it. If you want to advance in life and career, it is advisable to continuing your education past a diploma. At least a trade or technical school, where you learn how to do specific careers (healthcare, technology, mechanical, etc), will help immensely. Some people prefer to continue on to an Associates degree (A.A.) at community colleges. Other continue to their Bachelor's degree (B.A., B.S.) and other continue on to achieve their graduate degree (Master's or Doctorate). But the diploma is the most basic step and is therefore very advisable to obtain.
In order to get a copy of your high school diploma from 1983, you will need to visit with the high school in which you graduated from. They are the only people who would have such documents.
No, you do not need a high school diploma to be a floral designer.
Yes
do you need a high school diploma to join a Union
i think the answer is a High school diploma or a GED. i think the answer is a High school diploma or a GED.
You would need a great deal more than a high school diploma.
Not necessarily, although most veterinarians have a high school diploma. If you don't have a high school diploma, you will need to get a GED, as this is required by most colleges prior to admission.
No, you definitely do not need a high school diploma to stay on active duty. You might need one for the reserves if you are going to get money for college.
You're required to have a high school diploma or a GED to enlist into the Army.
it depends on whether you want to be professional or not
no, you DO need a high diploma or GED to go to UTI.
No, you do not need a high school diploma to attend any course at a community college. You do need a high school equivilant such as a GED.