Bike mechanics repair and maintain bicycles to keep them working safely and smoothly. They fix flat tires, adjust brakes and gears, and replace worn or broken parts. They help customers choose the right bikes and accessories for their needs and riding style.

Dog walkers take dogs on regular walks when their owners are busy or unable to do it themselves. They pick up dogs from their homes, take them for exercise, and make sure they have bathroom breaks. They might walk one dog at a time or manage small groups of dogs safely together.

Fire fighters respond quickly to fires and other emergencies to save lives and protect property. They use hoses, ladders, and special tools to put out fires in homes, buildings, or outdoor areas. They also provide medical help, rescue people from dangerous situations, and teach the public about fire safety.

Fish and wildlife technicians help take care of animals and their homes in nature. They count animals, test water quality, and help with projects to protect wildlife. They spend most of their work time outdoors in fields, forests, and streams.

Forest restoration technicians help repair damaged forests by planting trees, removing invasive plants, and improving wildlife habitat. They collect seeds, grow seedlings, and restore areas after fires or logging. They monitor forest health and work on projects to prevent erosion and protect water quality.

Grounds keepers maintain beautiful outdoor spaces by mowing lawns, trimming shrubs, and planting flowers. They use tools like mowers, trimmers, and leaf blowers to keep everything neat and healthy. They might work at parks, golf courses, schools, or business properties.

Landscape foremen lead teams of workers who maintain and create outdoor spaces like lawns, gardens, and parks. They assign tasks, demonstrate techniques, and make sure work meets quality standards. They operate equipment, solve problems, and communicate with clients about project progress.

Pool technicians keep swimming pools clean, safe, and properly balanced with the right chemicals. They test water quality, clean filters, repair pumps, and remove debris from the water. They explain to pool owners how to maintain their pools between professional service visits.

Solar panel installers set up systems that turn sunlight into electricity on rooftops or ground mounts. They secure mounting frames, connect electrical wiring, and test systems to ensure they work properly. They follow safety procedures while working at heights and with electrical components.

Stable hands care for horses by feeding, grooming, and exercising them daily at farms, ranches, or riding facilities. They clean stalls, fill water troughs, and check animals for signs of injury or illness. They help maintain barns, riding areas, and equipment used for horse care.

Trash collectors pick up garbage and recycling from homes and businesses along regular routes. They empty bins into special trucks that compact the waste for transport to disposal facilities. They work in all weather conditions and follow safety rules while lifting heavy containers.

Tree climbers use ropes, harnesses, and other equipment to safely climb trees for trimming, removal, or maintenance. They use chainsaws and other tools while working at heights to cut branches or treat diseases. They understand tree biology and safety procedures to prevent damage to property and themselves.

This certificate program teaches you the skills needed for residential carpentry. You will learn how to frame houses, build structures, and complete woodwork projects in homes and residential buildings.

Fire Safety teaches students how to prevent and fight fires. They learn how to use safety gear, help people in emergencies, and keep buildings safe.

This program teaches you how to build homes and buildings safely. You will learn how to work with tools, read blueprints, and understand the steps needed to complete construction projects.

Carpentry Technology focuses on building and shaping wood structures. You will learn how to construct frames, install cabinets, and build wood-based designs for both residential and commercial spaces.

This program teaches you how to lead and manage construction projects. You will study scheduling, safety, budgeting, and teamwork on job sites.

Environmental Studies focuses on understanding how humans interact with the environment. You’ll study sustainability, climate change, conservation, and learn how to create solutions for environmental problems.

Fire Science teaches you the skills needed to respond to fires and emergency situations. You will learn about fire prevention, safety, hazardous materials handling, and how to fight fires effectively.

This program focuses on managing and conserving forests. You will learn how to study forest ecosystems, protect natural habitats, and maintain healthy forests for future generations.

This program helps you understand global environmental issues, such as climate change and sustainability. You'll study policies and solutions used by different countries to protect the environment.

Masonry Construction Technology teaches you how to work with materials like brick, stone, and concrete. You will learn how to build strong and durable structures like walls, foundations, and fireplaces.

Parks & Recreation Management teaches students how to take care of parks and help people have fun outside. They learn how to plan events, keep spaces safe and clean, and work with teams to run outdoor programs.

Sustainable Energy focuses on renewable energy sources like wind, solar, and geothermal power. You will learn how to harness and use energy in ways that are environmentally friendly and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

This program teaches you how to treat and manage water resources. You'll learn how to protect water supplies, monitor water quality, and ensure that communities have clean water to use.