No one knows jobs better than the people who actually do them! This four-part series lets the experts speak, as they share their firsthand knowledge of the following career areas: marketing, sales & service; government & public administration; business, management & administration; and finance. A Cambridge Educational Production. 4-part series, 19-23 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : Marketing, Sales & Service | Government & Public Administration | Business, Management & Administration | Finance

		Common Mistakes People Make in Interviews This highly acclaimed video will help you avoid the pitfalls of the interview process-because getting an interview is only the beginning. Before you walk through the door for an interview, you had better know a few things: what the business is all ab...(more details)
		Career Clusters In this 4-part series, men and women discuss the background requirements as well as the rewards of their respective careers in education; health services; information technology services; and scientific, engineering & technical services. A Cambridge ...(more details)
		Careers Without College Interactive Many high school students assume that their only option upon graduation is college. This interactive CD-ROM is a valuable tool for students who are interested in exploring career choices following graduation from high school in various fields and ind...(more details)
		Career Clusters 3 With the programs in Career Clusters 3, you can host a job fair in your classroom any day of the year. In this series, people from diverse fields share their experience and advice about the jobs they've chosen and how they got them. Real people in re...(more details)
		Careers in the Sciences America's classrooms are filled with aspiring actors, hip-hop moguls, and fashion models. Getting young people interested in science is another story-even though a scientific career can be more exciting than working in Hollywood. This three-part seri...(more details)

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