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Manufacturing Doesn’t Look Like You Think It Does: Inside BMW’s High School Apprenticeships
Say “manufacturing job” and most people picture the same thing. A line. A repetitive task. Something loud and not especially skilled. That picture is decades out of date, and it quietly removes a set of options from students who would be good at the work. October is…
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What Does a Senior Recruiter Actually Do? Kenny Bores Explains
Most people picture a recruiter as the person who sends the job offer. Kenny Bores does that part too, and he loves it. But a lot of his week is paperwork, scheduling, and reading applications. Kenny is a senior recruiter at Sports Media Technology (SMT), the company behind many…
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Tallo Community October Challenge: Careers in Construction
What’s your build style? Construction isn’t one job. Take a four-minute quiz and find the kind of work that fits how you’re wired. Answer ten quick questions about how you like to work. There are no wrong answers. You’ll get one of four build styles and a short list of jobs that…
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The Career Paths No One Tells You About
Childcare worker. Medical assistant. Medical and health services manager. The first and the last look like they belong to different careers, and few people would draw a line between them. In the national workforce data, they form a single path, and it starts with an entry-level…
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Hospital Jobs That Aren’t Doctor or Nurse: Inside McLeod Health’s High School Programs
Ask someone to picture a job in a hospital and you’ll usually get one of two answers: a doctor in a white coat, or a nurse at a bedside. Both take years of school and a level of certainty about your future that most people don’t have at sixteen. They’re also two jobs out of […]…
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Tallo Community August Recap: Cal’s Birthday
Our Challenge Winners Natasha Naveed Cal’s Birthday Card Challenge Natasha Naveed is part of Business Professionals of America (BPA), an organization focused on helping students build business, leadership, and career-ready skills. For Natasha, developing those skills also means…
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You Can Watch Someone Do a Job Before You Commit to It: How GSP Airport District Runs Job Shadowing
The cheapest way to find out you don’t want a job is to spend a day watching someone do it. Most career advice works the other way around. Pick a direction, enroll in something, spend a couple of years and some money, and find out at the end whether you were right. That order…
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5 Best Free Game Dev Courses for Beginners in 2026
Discover the 5 best free online courses for aspiring game developers, covering everything from game engines like Godot and Unity to foundational computer science and cloud gaming infrastructure. Start building your skills and portfolio today. The post 5 Best Free Game Dev…
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The Skilled Trades Talent Shortage Isn’t Coming — It’s Already Here
Interested in receiving content like this directly in your email? Sign up for Tallo’s employer newsletter. For years, the skilled trades shortage was talked about as a future problem — something employers would need to plan for eventually. That framing is out of date. Today it…
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Helping Students Discover High-Demand Careers in the Skilled Trades
Every September, as students settle into the new school year, educators start guiding them toward decisions that will shape the rest of their lives. For many students, that path doesn’t run through a four-year degree — and increasingly, that’s a smart move. Skilled trades…
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Student Discounts for 2026–2027, From High School to College
Being a student comes with one reliable financial upside: a lot of companies will knock money off for it. Phone plans, streaming, laptops, textbooks, mattresses, moving trucks — there’s a discount for most of it, and a fair number don’t require a college ID at all. Here’s what’s…
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5 Best Career Guidance Tools for Teens in 2026
If you’re a teen trying to figure out what comes after high school, the options can feel noisy. One tool is a 10-minute quiz. Another is a college planner. A third is a government database of wages and job outlook. Parents and counselors often compare several of them, because no…