A wide variety of trade schools also known as vocational schools. Some trade schools prepare people for careers in areas of Speciality.

Types of Trade Schools

Dental Assistant Trade School-

Becoming a dental assistant requires at least a certificate from a dental trade school.

Most trade schools offer a one-year certificate program and an associate's degree program

Optometric Assistant Trade School-

Trade school certificate programs for those candidates who want to be optometric assistants usually are a year in length.

A student must take an exam after graduation to receive a license.

Culinary Arts Trade School-

Trade schools for the culinary arts bring a greater variety of choices for the students who want to do degrees in cooking.

You can earn a certificate in one- and two-month programs.

Culinary students can also earn a bachelor's degree after completing a four-year program.

Barber Trade School-

Trade schools for barbers have programs that usually include courses in chemistry, bacteriology, trimming, hairstyles, human relations, wigs, highlighting and coloring.

Funeral Service Trade School-

An associate's degree in funeral service from a trade school is a best step for pursuing a career in the funeral industry.

To earn a funeral service degree a person is required to complete courses in public health, business management, social sciences, communication, mortuary law and biology.

Cosmetician Trade School-

Cosmetology programs at trade schools usually teach how to color and cut hair, give a facial and manicure, handle chemical peels and how to utilize makeup techniques.

Depending on the degree the person is seeking, the programs can last two years or less