Transportation and Logistics Education and Qualifications — Cumulative exam
Question 25 • CAREER EXPLORATION B (LAB)
While a mechanic works on his car, a taxi driver takes Robert to his job as a warehouse laborer. At the end of his shift, he makes a reservation with an airline ticket agent and flies across the country on vacation. How is the educational path similar for all of these workers in Transportation and Logistics careers?
Answer
A
They have high school degrees with some or no college experience.
B
They have associate’s degrees with some on-the-job training.
C
They have bachelor’s degrees with little on-the-job experience.
D
They have high school degrees with licenses in their profession.
Explanation
These Transportation and Logistics jobs generally require a high school diploma, while college is not usually required. Workers may receive job-specific training, but an associate’s or bachelor’s degree or a professional license is not common to all of these roles. So the shared educational path is high school degrees with some or no college experience, choice A.
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