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Welders work in a variety of industries, including aerospace and construction. Welding jobs are also plentiful in the shipbuilding, petrochemical, and manufacturing industries, among many other sectors where welders are needed to join metals together. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 43,400 new welding industry jobs will be added yearly through 2029. The bureau also reports that welders can earn an average of $42,490 per year, or $20.43 per hour. However, not everyone has an idea of what welding entails as their career choice. In this article, we will take a look at leading industries that hire welders and how to become a welder.

If you have recently considered a career in Cosmetology, you will have seen the many career paths open to you. The choice is yours if you want to become a hairstylist, a manicurist, a makeup artist, an entrepreneur, or an esthetician. So what is the difference, and how can the Cosmetology Program at Compass Career College prepare you?

Medical Billing and Coding, as a profession, falls under the wider category of medical specialists who act as a go-between for the medical office and insurance companies. A career field that’s expected to grow by 10% over the next decade in fact! Discover your path to becoming a vital representative in charge of a medical facility’s reimbursement and revenue stream.

When you’re evaluating where to go to school, we know there are many things to consider. Will you like the campus? Will you make friends? Will you fit in? At Compass, the answer is yes to all of those questions. But there are other, more important factors to consider — will your college make you employable and prepare you to succeed in your chosen field?

Compass Career College understands that there is more to cosmetics than the color eyeshadow you choose. To be a Cosmetologist you need clients and one way to find them is through social media. Social media is the perfect tool to advertise your work in a cost-effective way.