Service positions are both plentiful and crucial to organizations and daily life
Service Careers provides students with technical training and experience in a variety of service occupations. Students learn how to thrive in an often physically demanding job that involves grounds keeping and landscaping, basic car and tire maintenance, job safety, and effective use of tools.
Lawn care companies, golf courses, small engine service centers, quick lube automotive centers, tire centers.
Serving on a grounds keeping crew can be physically demanding. Groundskeepers must have the flexibility to work while kneeling and/or bending. Prolonged working and standing is often necessary to accomplish tasks. For success in this career, your grounds keeping training program should teach basic reading and math skills, the ability to make decisions, the ability to work both independently and as a team member, the ability to maintain composure while working under pressure, and the ability to multi-task.
Uniforms (2): up to $70
