Oakland, Iowa

Being on a farm I have always worked on tractors, trucks, etc but don't know everything about diesel mechanics. What type of program would be the best to jump into?

Is it necessary to have schooling if you want to find a job?

I was wondering this, to see which one is worth more of your time. Which would be more successful, a mechanic that owns his own shop, or one that works for a shop?

Being a school nurse is something i might be interested in but im not for sure about it yet i was wondering what degrees,how much schooling and some good colleges to attend.

I've been around cattle my whole life, but have never experienced the ranching aspect of it. Since I was a kid I have always wanted to try it, but didn't know what most people like for education. Is it smart to get an education on it, or do people like it better to just jump into working?

I want to become a diesel mechanic

I come from a family farm that does row-crop, and cow/calf operation. That's all I've ever experienced, and was just wondering if theirs something different I should try to learn more?

I would like to become a paraeducator at Atlantic Highschool but, im not very interested in college and I was wondering if it is required