Today, it can be tricky to find a job, and sometimes you have to get creative when job-searching. Or maybe, you just haven’t found a job that sticks out to you yet.
There are multiple, lesser-known fields in Virginia that are hiring. Through G3 tuition assistance, students can take courses that connect them to careers in these fields for free.
Here’s a list of some unique careers that Virginia’s Community Colleges offer training in.
- Stenographer (Healthcare)
Stenographers help medical professionals maintain records of patients’ visits. Their job consists of creating written documents of patient histories, treatment plans, discharge summaries and more. Stenography requires great listening skills, attention to detail and collaboration with medical professionals.
2. Food Service Manager (Hospitality)
Food Service Managers ensure that food and beverage service runs smoothly across a variety of settings. Whether you’re managing kitchen staff at a hotel or ordering supplies for a restaurant, there are numerous ways to be a food service manager. If you love being around food and beverages and have a knack for organization and leadership, this career path may be for you.
3. Grief Counselor (Healthcare)
Have you ever lost someone close to you? Grief counselors support individuals and families who have experienced the death of a loved one. They can be found working in hospitals, schools, homes and beyond, helping individuals cope with and understand tragic events.
4. Medication aide (Healthcare)
Medication aides are trained to administer patients’ medications. They work in hospitals, clinics and long-term care facilities like nursing homes. Their job ensures that individuals reliant on medication receive the proper dosages and, in some cases, monitors side effects.
Ready to start a career that sparks your interest? All 23 of Virginia’s Community Colleges offer G3 tuition assistance, allowing students who qualify to receive a free education in these fields. If you’re curious whether you qualify for tuition assistance, visit VirginiaG3.com to learn more.
