Extractions: major lines below) must complete prelicensing education at an approved school prior to sitting for an examination. A listing of approved schools is available on this web site. The prelicensing education is not a preparatory course for passing the examination. The intent is to provide a broad overview of insurance concepts, state laws, and ethics. The course content provided by approved schools will include eight hours of study of the Principles of Insurance, General Wisconsin Insurance Laws, and Ethics. Once this eight hours is completed, it need not be repeated for each line. Twelve hours regarding Policies, Terms and Concepts, and line-specific insurance law must be completed for each major line. Therefore, a candidate applying for all four major lines would be required to complete a total of 56 hours of education prior to testing. Upon successful completion of the education requirement, you will receive a Certificate of Prelicensing Education. This original document will be required at the test site as part of the application process. Candidate Handbooks, which include "Expro" exam and reservation information, are available from the schools as part of their instructional materials. Information in the Handbook will outline Wisconsin's electronic testing procedure. This system allows you to register with the testing service by telephone up to 72 hours in advance of an exam. The exam fees are $50 for one line, $85 for two, and are payable at the test site. The Candidate Handbook is also available on
US News Top Graduate Education Schools US News and World Report's Top Graduate Education schools. Overall. 10. Universityof Virginia (Curry). vocational/TECHNICAL. 7. Univ. of wisconsin Madison. http://www.coe.ohio-state.edu/archive/US News List 2000.htm
Extractions: Educational Psychology Overall Rank/School Score . Harvard University (MA) 100.0 . Stanford University (CA) 98.0 Teachers College, Columbia University (NY) 97.0 . University of California Berkeley 84.0 University of California Los Angeles 83.0 Vanderbilt University (Peabody) (TN) 80.0 University of Michigan Ann Arbor 78.0 Ohio State University - Columbus 77.0 University of Illinois Urbana/Champaign 76.0 University of Wisconsin - Madison 76.0 University of Pennsylvania 73.0 New York University 71.0 University of Texas Austin 71.0 Michigan State University 69.0 University of Minnesota Twin Cities 69.0 . Indiana University - Bloomington 67.0 . Arizona State University Main Campus 65.0 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill 65.0 University of Virginia (Curry) 64.0 Northwestern University (IL) 63.0 Temple University (PA) 63.0 University of Oregon 63.0
WTEA: Washington Technology Education Association Ohio Association of Joint vocational schools Home Page; Oklahoma South Dakotavocational Association; Texas Career and wisconsin vocational Association. http://www.camas.wednet.edu/chs/netlinks/tech/
Extractions: Associations State Associations WTEA Home Page Washington Technology Education Association Washington Association for Career and Technical Education - (WACTE) Florida Technology Education Association Vermont Technology Education Association - (VTEA) Missouri Industrial Technology Education Association - (MITEA) Minnesota Technology Education Association - (MTEA) Nebraska Industrial Technology Education New York State Technology Education Association North Dakota State Board for Vocational and Technical Education Maryland Vocational Association ... South Carolina Technology Education Association (SCTEA)
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Extractions: Mathematics Department Website ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Mathematics and Computer Science Department offers a liberal arts major, leading to a bachelor of science or bachelor of arts in mathematics from the College of Letters and Sciences, or a teaching major, leading to a bachelor of science in education from the College of Education. The liberal arts degree requires 35 credits in mathematics and 15 elective credits selected from a concentration in the student's area of interest. Popular options are algebra, analysis and statistics. Many students also show interest in actuarial science. By selecting courses in statistics, analysis, computer science and actuarial mathematics, students are well prepared to take several beginning actuarial examinations before graduation. The teaching major requires 36 credits and six elective credits in mathematics to strengthen a particular area of interest. Both degree choices provide students with a strong background for advanced study at the graduate level. Each program offers students a basic core of ideas which serve as the basis for study in a specialized area of mathematics.
1998-2000 University Of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School Catalog high schools, vocationaltechnical schools, extension, community of Continuing andvocational Education, 276 of the University of wisconsin System wiscinfo http://www.wisc.edu/pubs/home/archives/grad98/sohe/fced.html
Extractions: School: Human Ecology Designation: Department Major: Continuing and Vocational Education Degrees offered: M.S., Ph.D. through the Department of Continuing and Vocational Education Faculty: Professors Knox (chair), Compton, T. Gibson, Phelps, Ray, Steele, Way; Associate Professors C. Gibson, Hayes, Rossing Graduate programs are planned for persons interested in teaching, research, and/or administration in middle-high schools, vocational-technical schools, extension, community service, continuing education, and higher education. Master's and doctoral degrees are offered by the department. Master's-level graduates are prepared to assume education positions in secondary, vocational-technical, continuing and adult, and higher education systems, and in business and industry and extension. Doctoral study leads to preparation for teaching, research, and administrative positions in these settings. Both degrees are granted through the Department of Continuing and Vocational Education in the School of Education with an emphasis on family and consumer education. For more information or for application materials, please contact:
CNA Schools 2 Ohio. Madison Local schoolsMadison Adult Education 600 Esley Ln. 18 E Fennimore,WI 53809 608-822-3262. wisconsin Area vocational Training and Adult http://www.healthprofessions.com/states/cnausa2.htm
Re: 529 Plans why would you want to leave the greatest state for wisconsin? can be used at colleges,universities, professional, and vocational schools nationwide even http://www.financial-planning.com/wwwboard/messages/987.html
Extractions: Search by Category: Financial Planning Annuities Charitable Disability Divorce Education Estate Insurance Life Long Term Care Marriage Retirement Small Businesses Survivorship Taxes Understanding Clients Practice Management Allied Professional Associations Broker-Dealer Clients and Prospecting Compliance Continuing Education Marketing and Sales Operations Software and Technology Investments Alternative Investments Equities Fixed Income Mutual Funds Portfolio Management Posted by Ron on September 28, 2001 at 00:30:11: In Reply to: Re: 529 Plans posted by Kevin M. Lynch, MBA, CFP, CLU, ChFC on September 04, 2001 at 01:33:52: Kevin, I am missing your point. If you are already in TX, why would you want to leave the greatest state for Wisconsin? You can still use any states 529 though for another states school... : : 529 account savings can be used at colleges, universities, professional, and vocational schools nationwide even graduate school. By contrast, prepaid tuition plans limit school choice or reduce benefits for non-state schools.
Wisconsin Province Society Of Jesus As with exploring schools, we can read about the various vocational andcareer options on the internet, in brochures and other literature. http://www.jesuitswisprov.org/godiscalling.html
Extractions: St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, assumed that God works directly in the human soul and communicates with us through our "interior movements," including our thoughts, feelings, and desires. He observed, however, that not all of our inner movements are from God. Some are from negative sources he personifies as the "evil spirit" or the "enemy of our human nature." They can include simple procrastination, pride, fear, greed, or a giving-in to the negative values of our secular culture. Ignatius instructs us to first get our priorities in order by keeping clearly in mind that we are above all created to praise, reverence, and serve God and God's people, thereby saving our souls. In using our God-given gifts to serve others we give praise to God and express our love of Christ. We are all called in this general way. To find our particular calling we listen for God's voice in the interior of our hearts. To hear God we must pay attention to our inner desires, longings, and aspirations. To do this, we need to pray really pray. Not utter prayers by rote or pray on the go, but daily set aside quality time to become calm, put ourselves in God's presence, and listen to our hearts.
Types Of Aid Available at public institutions (UW and vocational Technical colleges Educational Aids Boardbased upon wisconsin residency, need of nonresident students at UW schools. http://www.uwsp.edu/finance/wasfaa/typeaid.htm
Extractions: Fishing is at its best in Wisconsin Listed below is information regarding the various types of aid available to students attending institutions of higher learning in Wisconsin. These forms of aid are available according to the particular characteristics of the various schools (some of these programs are limited to schools that are in a particular category or have specific programs). You will be able to get specific information about exactly what programs are available at a given school by reviewing the school's catalog or inquiring at the financial aid office. This list provides a good general overview of all major programs. The list excludes information on programs that are tied to specific curriculum (such as nursing or health professions) or to specific schools (such as institutional scholarships) direct contact with the school of your choice is your best bet for learning about these forms of assistance. Grants and Waivers: This "gift" assistance does not have to be repaid (unless the student withdraws or reduces credit load). FEDERAL PELL GRANT: Eligibility is determined by the U.S. Department of Education. The specific award amount depends upon credit load, residency, and whether the student lives on or off campus or with parents. If any of these factors change, an award adjustment may be necessary. The student receives a Student Aid Report (SAR) after applying (sent to the student directly from the U.S. Department of Education). The SAR can be used to make corrections to erronious data the corrected form can either be sent directly to the Federal Student Aid Program processor (address on form) or turned in to the financial fid office, where the student can be advised on the best method to use in making a correction. This grant is only for undergraduate students.
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Job Bank Links Education Job Bank Twin Cities Jobs Page wisconsin Job Net students and graduatesof high schools, technical schools, vocational schools, community colleges http://www.tts.uwosh.edu/career/jobbank.html
Extractions: Links for: Home Students/Alumni Employers Hours/Staff ... Upcoming Events/ Job Fairs University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Career Services Job Banks These sites make it possible for you to look for that perfect job by searching through numerous banks filled with thousands of jobs posted by companies all over the country. Site still under construction but scroll down for complete list off old site. NationJob Network Network of computerized recruitment service. Allows you to search for jobs on criteria you choose. In addition, NationJob's free "Personal Job Scout" service called "P.J. Scout" allows you to outline criteria on jobs you're looking for and will then send to your e-mail account new job openings in your field as they become available. The following sites give you information on relocation and human resource issues such as transfer activity and costs, home sale and purchase, relocation policy development, calculators to let you compare salaries between geographic locations, on-line rental databases, and real estate directories, etc.
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Vocational Schools Vincennes University. http//www.vinu.edu/. Stout University. of wisconsin.http//www.uwstout.edu/. Allied Gear and Machine Company. St. Louis, Missouri. http://www.alliedgear.com/Vocational Schools/vocational_schools.htm
Technical Schools Directory From All Technical Schools.com All Technical schools Techical schools directory offers list of vocational schools and technical colleges Alabama technical schools. Alabama vocational schools. Alaska technical http://www.alltechnicalschools.com/
Extractions: About All Technical Schools This site is designed to help you access the technical training information you need to make the best descision to chart your future success. Pick a technology program, a technological training or certification program, or enroll in a BIT or MIT program and you are on your way. The technical universities listed on this site are the cream of the crop and include the tech schools listed here.
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