Shifting Gears, Changing Careers
| ISBN | 978-1-60118-001-8 |
| Description | Part of the Women in Nontraditional Careers Series. Nineteen women who have changed from more traditional jobs (food-service, clerical, nursing assistant, childcare) to careers that are not traditional for women (welder, machinist, engineer, electrician). A resource guide accompanies this DVD. |
| Serial Number | MCARV17 |
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| Published Year | 2004 |
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| Domain | Non-Traditional Career Development |
| Resource Type | Video (DVD) |
| Intended Audience |
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