Recht & Wirtschaft

Alles rund ums Geld - ein originelles, hilfreiches und unterhaltsames Sachbuch für Mädchen und Jungen. Mit Investoren-Porträts von Jakob Fugger bis Elon MuskReichtum ist planbar - von den ersten 100 Euro bis zur ersten eigenen Million! Die erfolgreiche (Taschen-)Geldvermehrung ist kein Hexenwerk, wenn man weiß, was man tun und was man besser lassen sollte. Wie reich wäre Jesus heute, wenn seine Eltern am Tag seiner Geburt einen Cent als Startkapital angelegt hätten? Was ist der Unterschied zwischen einem Bullenmarkt und dem Markt für Bullshit? Und warum sollte jeder sein erstes selbstverdientes Geld so in Ehren halten wie Onkel Dagobert seinen Glückszehner? Dieses Buch ist ein praktischer Werkzeugkasten für alle, die die Welt jenseits von Girokonto und Sparbuch erkunden wollen - und ein Wertekompass: Denn erfolgreich ist nur, wer neben seinem finanziellen auch seinen moralischen und emotionalen Reichtum im Blick behält.

Her mit den Mäusen! Ein interaktives Sachbuch rund um das Thema Geld. Zum Spielen und Lernen mit vielen Klappen und Schiebern ab 4 JahrenAch du dicker Käse! In ein paar Tagen hat Mo und Nettis Mama ja Geburtstag! Die beiden kleinen Mäuse wollen ihr ein Geschenk kaufen, aber, oje, dafür brauchen sie Geld. Mit diesem Buch voller Überraschungen lernen schon die Kleinsten, dass Dinge einen Preis haben, dass der Geldautomat nur dann etwas herausgibt, wenn man vorher Geld eingezahlt hat, und dass man Geld verdienen muss. Außerdem können die Kinder selber spielen, bezahlen und sparen. Ob Mama Maus am Ende ihr Geschenk bekommt?- Originelles, einzigartiges Bilderbuch, das ganz kindgerecht das Thema Geld erklärt- Mit einem Sparschwein zum Selberbasteln- Mit humorvollen, charmanten Illustrationen, dieeinfach Spaß machen

Ein unverzichtbares Buch, das Kindern hilft, Ungerechtigkeit zu verstehen ... und etwas dagegen zu tun!Eine als ungerecht empfundene Strafe, eine verletzende Bemerkung, Spott, das Gefühl, nicht gehört oder respektiert zu werden ... Kinder sind schon sehr früh mit Situationen konfrontiert, in denen sie sich fragen: "Ist das gerecht?" und "Was kann ich tun? "In der Schule, zu Hause, beim Sport, unter Freunden oder vor dem Bildschirm - Ungerechtigkeit gehört zum Kinderalltag. Doch selten verfügen sie über die richtigen Argumente, um solche Situationen zu entschlüsseln und Lösungen zu finden.Anhand einer Reihe von Beispielen lädt dieses Buch junge Leserinnen und Leser dazu ein, Fragen zu stellen, kritisch zu sein und den Mut zu finden, ihre Meinung zu äußern.Denn Gerechtigkeit ist nicht nur eine Angelegenheit der Erwachsenen, sie entsteht auch in den Beziehungen unter Kindern, in alltäglichen Entscheidungen und in der Art und Weise, wie jeder Einzelne andere wahrnimmt.Mit Übungsmaterialien zum Herunterladen

Firefighters help the people in their communities in many ways. They help people who are sick or hurt. They rescue people or animals from unsafe situations. And, of course, they put out fires. To do all these important jobs, they need many special tools. Readers discover the tools, gear, and clothing firefighters need to do their jobs in this fun and focused guide to community helpers and a popular career. The simple, short blocks of text help beginning readers develop independent reading skills, and the colorful photographs show firefighters' tools in impressive detail.

Doctors use many tools to help people who are sick or hurt. Stethoscopes, blood pressure cuffs, thermometers, and masks are some well-known tools found in doctors' offices and hospitals. Readers learn all about these and other medical tools in this age-appropriate and engaging guide to how doctors do their jobs. This cool career resource focuses on tools and technology, offering readers a fresh look at a familiar topic. The simple, approachable text and large, vibrant photographs provide a fun and colorful look at the essential elementary curriculum topic of community helpers.

Who are paramedics, and what tools do they use to help people? Readers find out in this informative and fun look at an exciting career path. As readers learn about the equipment and other tools paramedics need, they develop a stronger understanding of who these community helpers are and how they serve the people around them. The age-appropriate text allows young readers to independently navigate this learning experience, and colorful photographs of paramedics and their gear fill the pages of this guide to an essential elementary curriculum topic.

Lifeguards help us stay safe when we swim! How do they do this? They use special tools, technology, and skills. Readers learn all about the things lifeguards need to do their job in this exciting and educational look at a familiar community helper. As they explore the achievable, at-level text, they develop a stronger understanding of important elementary curriculum concepts, as well as a stronger sense of confidence in their reading skills. The vibrant photographs of lifeguards at work enhance this exciting look at a career that is sure to interest young readers who love the water.

Young readers are introduced to the tools used by various community helpers in this creative and fun introduction to an essential early elementary curriculum topic. Simple text explains what objects, clothing, and other useful instruments firefighters, doctors, paramedics, and more need to get the job done. This allows beginning readers to develop strong independent reading skills through the lens of some high-interest careers.

Students can learn how to take charge of money through smart budgeting, and understand how people earn, spend and save in different ways. Aligned with key curricula, the DK Super Economics series invites young readers to learn all about economics and become financially literate.<BR><BR>Captivating and curriculum-aligned, each book in the series features engaging content, infographics and hands-on projects or challenges, providing an immersive learning experience. With specially designed spreads that build vocabulary and financial literacy, these books make complex economics concepts accessible to children.<BR><BR>Topics covered in DK Super Economics Personal Finance include earning, spending, saving, investments, credit, debit cards, insurance, protecting your assets, and getting a job.

Visiting the hospital can be a scary experience for a child. However, having a working knowledge of what a hospital is like and who works there can take away some of the stress. This knowledge is what readers are able to build with the help of this easy-to-read introduction to the people who work at a hospital. The friendly tone and simple, clear text create a reading experience that can be used to support beginner social studies lessons about community helpers as well as familiarize young readers with this setting before a hospital visit of their own.

The doctor's office is often a familiar place for young readers, but they might not be familiar with the details of the different jobs found there. For example, what's the difference between a doctor and a nurse? Readers find out in this approachable volume that uses simple language, relatable photographs, and a friendly tone to introduce readers to the people who work at a doctor's office. This learning experience allows readers to feel more knowledgeable and thus more confident the next time they visit the doctor. It also supports elementary social studies lessons about communities and careers.

The doctor's office is often a familiar place for young readers, but they might not be familiar with the details of the different jobs found there. For example, what's the difference between a doctor and a nurse? Readers find out in this approachable volume that uses simple language, relatable photographs, and a friendly tone to introduce readers to the people who work at a doctor's office. This learning experience allows readers to feel more knowledgeable and thus more confident the next time they visit the doctor. It also supports elementary social studies lessons about communities and careers.

Feeling comfortable navigating common community spaces like restaurants is an essential life skill. Readers are given the tools to help them increase their comfort and confidence in this volume, which introduces them to the different people who work at a restaurant and explains their jobs. With this knowledge, early learners gain a stronger understanding of places in their community and different careers found in those places. This enjoyable reading adventure supports social studies curriculum topics and features fun photographs of food service workers on the job.

Young readers who love animals might want to work at a zoo someday. This volume introduces them to the different kinds of jobs found at a zoo and what people with those jobs do. This fun and friendly career guide also reinforces common social studies curriculum topics about places in a community. The simple, clear text is paired with colorful photographs of people at work around the zoo, giving readers an up-close look at what goes on behind the scenes at a popular place to visit.

Without construction workers, we wouldn't have the buildings we live, work, shop, and eat in. We wouldn't have bridges that let us cross bodies of water or roads they get us from one place to another. This is a very important job! Readers learn the ins and outs of this hands-on job in this guide to a career in construction. Featuring fun fact boxes and vibrant photographs of different kinds of construction projects, this reading experience highlights a career path that makes use of STEM skills in an active way.

It's common knowledge that farmers grow the food we eat, but how much do we actually know about the ins and outs of a career in agriculture? Readers discover amazing details about the work farmers do in this guide to a high-interest, hands-on job. As they explore facts about the education, training, and work ethic needed to become a farmer, they learn to think critically about what kinds of jobs appeal to them. In addition, colorful photographs and helpful graphic organizers enhance this reading experience, which shows readers hands-on examples of STEM at work in the world around them.

Readers who enjoy fishing with their family members and friends are sure to enjoy this look at what it takes to pursue a career as a fisherman or fisherwoman. Fishing professionally calls for special skills and training, and readers learn all about them in this cool career guide. As they explore the at-level main text, engaging fact boxes, and eye-catching visual elements such as photographs and graphic organizers, they see that fishing isn't an easy job, but it's a great one for someone who loves the water, the great outdoors, and working with their hands.

Readers who enjoy fishing with their family members and friends are sure to enjoy this look at what it takes to pursue a career as a fisherman or fisherwoman. Fishing professionally calls for special skills and training, and readers learn all about them in this cool career guide. As they explore the at-level main text, engaging fact boxes, and eye-catching visual elements such as photographs and graphic organizers, they see that fishing isn't an easy job, but it's a great one for someone who loves the water, the great outdoors, and working with their hands.

Sanitation workers have a very important job, and readers learn all about it in this engaging introduction to a helpful, hands-on career. Important facts about sanitation workers--including what their days are like, what kind of training and education they need, and what skills and interests make someone good at this job--are presented to readers through informative and accessible text. Additional features, such as fact boxes, colorful photographs, and graphic organizers, enhance the reading experience, which highlights an essential career path young readers may never have considered before.

Who works at the hospital? Who works at the restaurant? Who works at the library? Readers find out in this cute and charming collection of guides to important places in a community--and the people who work there. The friendly tone and at-level text create an achievable independent reading experience for beginning readers. As they explore each volume, readers discover many different careers that can be found within a community, inspiring them to think about the future and imagine what job they might like to have someday.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the management and entrepreneurship career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in management or being an entrepreneur take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides you through the management and entrepreneurship career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from project manager to small business owner. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Firefighters keep us safe. This field trip adventure will show beginning readers what firefighters need to do their job. Leveled text guides readers through their visit, while vibrant photos bring the fire station to life on the page. Photo labels and a picture glossary help teach new words, while a sight words list strengthens familiar ones. A final page provides a visual guide to what readers will need and see on their trip to the fire station!

Firefighters keep us safe. This field trip adventure will show beginning readers what firefighters need to do their job. Leveled text guides readers through their visit, while vibrant photos bring the fire station to life on the page. Photo labels and a picture glossary help teach new words, while a sight words list strengthens familiar ones. A final page provides a visual guide to what readers will need and see on their trip to the fire station!

From buying lunch at school to depositing birthday money in a savings account, money and banking play an important role in everyday life. This book introduces readers to what money is, why people use it, and how banks help keep money safe and organized. Clear, accessible text explains how money works as a tool for buying goods and services, how deposits and withdrawals work, and how savings accounts can help money grow over time. With engaging examples and clear, straightforward language, this book supports state and national standards to make an essential economic concept easy to understand for learners in grades 3-5.

From sold-out concert tickets to piles of unsold winter coats, supply and demand affect the prices people pay every day. This book introduces readers to the relationship between how much of a good or service is available and how much people want it. Clear, accessible text explains how supply is created by producers, how demand is driven by consumers, and how changes in either can cause prices to rise or fall. Readers will discover how scarcity, competition, and consumer choices shape the marketplace around them. With engaging examples and clear, straightforward language, this book supports state and national standards to make a key economic concept easy to understand for learners in grades 3-5.

Who are paramedics, and what tools do they use to help people? Readers find out in this informative and fun look at an exciting career path. As readers learn about the equipment and other tools paramedics need, they develop a stronger understanding of who these community helpers are and how they serve the people around them. The age-appropriate text allows young readers to independently navigate this learning experience, and colorful photographs of paramedics and their gear fill the pages of this guide to an essential elementary curriculum topic.

This colorful picture book gives young entrepreneurs the tools to turn their ideas into a real business. Guided by Savvy Suzanna, a kidpreneur with her own handbag brand, kids will learn how to brainstorm business ideas, identify customers, manage money, and promote their brand.

With everyday supplies found at home, Savvy Suzanna shows children how to create mood boards, business cards, and other materials that help develop and promote their brand. Along the way, children will learn important entrepreneurial skills such as defining a Unique Selling Point (USP), organizing startup capital, identifying their customer, analyzing the competition, pivoting, naming the brand and business, and determining where to sell their product.

Practical business know-how meets hands-on creativity, helping kids build confidence, problem-solving skills, and a mindset for success as they embark into the joy of entrepreneurship.

Students can learn how to take charge of money through smart budgeting, and understand how people earn, spend and save in different ways. Aligned with key curricula, the DK Super Economics series invites young readers to learn all about economics and become financially literate.Captivating and curriculum-aligned, each book in the series features engaging content, infographics and hands-on projects or challenges, providing an immersive learning experience. With specially designed spreads that build vocabulary and financial literacy, these books make complex economics concepts accessible to children.Topics covered in DK Super Economics Personal Finance include earning, spending, saving, investments, credit, debit cards, insurance, protecting your assets, and getting a job.

Discover how taxes work and how they are essential to everything around us, from schools and traffic lights to library books and garbage bins. Aligned with key curricula, the DK Super Economics series invites young readers to learn all about economics and become financially literate.<BR><BR>Captivating and curriculum-aligned, each book in the series features engaging content, infographics, and hands-on projects or challenges, providing an immersive learning experience. With specially designed spreads that build vocabulary and financial literacy, these books make complex economics concepts accessible to children.<BR><BR>Topics covered in DK Super Economics Taxes and Systems include economics around the world, the stock market, types of taxes, and how taxes are used.

TWO AMERICAS, ONE STORY: THIS NEUTRAL, FACT-BASED HISTORY follows Black and White perspectives from the 1400s to today, built for understanding, not blame. This story of race and rights in America opens with Rosa Parks' small rebellion in 1955, then steps back to the 1400s to trace how the fates of two peoples became entangled long before that Montgomery bus ride. From the Three-Fifths Compromise through the Civil War, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and the Civil Rights Movement, to today's headlines on voting rights and DEI, the book follows ONE THROUGHLINE: how laws and choices shaped (and still shape) Black and White American lives. Each chapter pairs NARRATIVE HISTORY with the people who lived it -- Claudette Colvin, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Thurgood Marshall, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, George Washington Carver -- and defines the terms that matter in-line, from manumission to redlining to gerrymandering. And every chapter closes with a TIMELINE OF KEY DATES and WANT TO LEARN MORE? reading list for students ready to go deeper. Written for grades 7- 9, author Phyllis Haensel doesn't tell readers what to think. She gives them the HISTORY and the TOOLS to THINK FOR THEMSELVES.

A little nurse. A big heart.Meet Glory Bell, a cheerful little nurse whose plush unicorn and dragon are ready for a checkup!Through imaginative play, Glory introduces young readers to a stethoscope, thermometer, blood pressure cuff, and bandage. But caring means more than using tools. It also means listening, helping a friend feel ready, and offering a little comfort.With warm illustrations and simple, read-aloud text, Nurse Glory Bell celebrates kindness, curiosity, and the everyday ways we can care for one another.Inside, children will find: - A gentle introduction to nursing tools and handwashing<BR>- Playful moments of friendship, listening, and reassurance<BR>- Tool identification, matching, and drawing activitiesInspired by the author's daughter, a nurse whose compassion shines through her work, this picture book invites children to imagine themselves as caring helpers.For ages 2-5, families, preschool classrooms, and little ones who love playing nurse or doctor.Part of the ArtSmart Learning Adventures series.

Children discover the origins of money and how it is used today Money hasn't always looked the same. In Money Through Time, young readers explore how people traded goods long ago and how money developed to make exchange easier. From early bartering systems to modern forms of currency, children discover how money has evolved across history. This book connects economic history to everyday life, showing how money helps people buy goods and services and make choices. Clear explanations and relatable examples build foundational economic understanding while encouraging curiosity about how systems change over time. Money Through Time: - Explains the history of money- Connects past trade to modern currency- Builds early economic thinking The look and feel of money changes, but it's always an important part of life.

A price tag or a handful of change can start a child's first conversation about money.Finance Words introduces sixteen concepts for children ages 3 and up, including save, spend, cost, earn, bank, trade, budget, invest, share, need, want, change and give. Currency, receipts and everyday purchases connect the words with familiar experiences.Short explanations and picture prompts invite children to discuss choices at their own pace. Questions about saving and sharing leave room for what matters to different families.Four activities extend the reading into daily life, from finding a number on a banknote to choosing a saving goal. Caregiver notes offer additional context.Use this early financial vocabulary book for family shared reading, preschool discussion or a conversation before visiting a shop.Part of Curious World from Kala Early Learning Library.

Help children build strong money habits with real-world financial literacy skills!The Financial Smarts 3-book set introduces young readers to essential money management concepts that support responsible decision-making and financial confidence. Through relatable examples and age-appropriate scenarios, students learn how budgeting, saving, and spending choices can help them achieve goals, manage resources, and make thoughtful financial decisions.Titles in this Set: - We Budget - Explores how budgets help people plan for spending, saving, and giving while working toward financial goals.- We Save - Examines the benefits of saving money and how planning ahead can help create future opportunities and support long-term success.- We Spend - Introduces spending decisions by exploring needs, wants, prices, trade-offs, and responsible consumer choices.Supported by engaging photographs and accessible nonfiction text, each title helps students develop financial literacy, strengthen critical-thinking skills, and make meaningful connections between everyday choices and financial well-being.

"Abuelo, ¿me das veinte dólares?" Esa sola pregunta da inicio a una serie de lecciones alrededor de la mesa de la cocina entre un abuelo y sus tres nietos: Logan, Luke y Leo. Con cuatro frascos de vidrio, un billete de veinte dólares y muchas risas, Abuelo les enseña lo que muchos adultos desearían haber aprendido de niños. En estas páginas, los jóvenes lectores descubren cómo: - darle una misión a cada dólar: ahorrar, gastar, crecer, dar - distinguir un deseo de una necesidad, y esperar antes de comprar - ganar dinero creando valor para los demás - pagarle primero a su yo del futuro - dejar que el interés compuesto trabaje para ellos - pedir prestado con los ojos bien abiertos - construir riqueza real en lugar de aparentar ser ricos Cada capítulo termina con una Lección de dinero de Abuelo y una actividad práctica, para que las familias puedan conversar, practicar y crecer juntas.

Abuelo, ¿me das veinte dólares?Con esa pregunta comienza una serie de lecciones alrededor de la mesa de la cocina entre un abuelo y sus tres nietos: Logan, Luke y Leo. Con cuatro frascos de vidrio, un billete de veinte dólares y muchas risas, Abuelo les enseña lo que muchos adultos desearían haber aprendido de niños.Cada frasco es una decisión. Cada decisión se convierte en un hábito. Un dólar puede esperar. Un dólar puede comprar. Un dólar puede trabajar. Un dólar puede bendecir a alguien más.En este libro, los jóvenes lectores aprenden a:darle una misión a cada dólar: ahorrar, gastar, crecer y dardistinguir entre lo que quieren y lo que necesitan, y esperar antes de comprarganar dinero creando valor para los demáspagarse primero a sí mismosdejar que el interés compuesto trabaje a su favorpedir prestado con los ojos abiertosconstruir riqueza real en lugar de aparentarCada capítulo termina con una Lección de Dinero de Abuelo y una actividad práctica, para que las familias conversen, practiquen y crezcan juntas.Para las familias que quieren que sus hijos aprendan a manejar el dinero con la cabeza clara y la mano generosa.

Have you ever wondered what a tinsmith, an upholsterer, or a locksmith actually does all day?I Want to Be a Master Craftsman introduces young readers to 18 real skilled trades, from car mechanics and bakers to glassmakers and goldsmiths, through Honza Smolík's playful, mishap-filled illustrations. Each profession gets its own section explaining the real work involved, a bit of history behind the trade, and a labeled illustration of the tools of that craft.Along the way, readers pick up genuinely interesting facts, like where a locksmith's trade traces back to ancient Rome, or how a confectioner's earliest sweets were found in an Egyptian pharaoh's tomb. A nine-question quiz at the end lets kids test what they've learned. It's a humorous, fact-filled introduction to the hands-on careers that keep the world running, perfect for children who are curious about how things are made, fixed, and built.- 18 Real Craft Careers, Explained: From car mechanics and bakers to glassmakers and goldsmiths, each trade gets its own dedicated section.- Perfect for Inspiring Future Craftsmen: Plant the seeds of artistic passion and show kids that a hands-on career can be creative, adventurous, and truly amazing.- Real History Behind Each Craft: Traces the origins of each trade, from ancient Egyptian confectioners to medieval tailors.- Humor-Filled Illustrations: Honza Smolík's illustrations bring each craft to life through funny, relatable mishaps and mix-ups- A Bonus Quiz: A nine-question quiz at the end lets young readers test what they've learned.- Part of Makers and Thinkers Series: Second book after I Want to Be a ScientistFor more than 75 years, Albatros Media has been crafting original and innovative children’s books that are both playful and educational, fostering curiosity and a love of learning in young minds. From novelty and board books to picture books and seasonal titles, Albatros Media creates high-quality books designed to delight, comfort, and inspire.

This engaging and practical guide for ages 13+ includes real-world examples, helpful assessments, and lists of top colleges to guide teenagers towards a career in the engineering discipline that best suits their interests and talents.A Teen's Guide to Engineering provides high school students with a clear, accessible introduction to the various disciplines of engineering. This engaging book demystifies complex concepts by breaking down each discipline into relatable terms and real-world applications. Explore various fields of engineering including: - Mechanical Engineering- Civil Engineering- Industrial Engineering- Environmental Engineering- Electrical Engineering- Computer Engineering- Aerospace Engineering- Chemical Engineering- Nuclear Engineering- Biomedical Engineering- Systems Engineering- Software EngineeringWith inspiring stories, practical advice, quizzes to determine which engineering path is best for you, and detailed college preparation sections, this book will empower you to explore your interests in engineering and prepare for your future academic and career paths.<BR>

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the advanced manufacturing career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in advanced manufacturing take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides readers through the advanced manufacturing career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from industrial design to robotics manager. Readers will discover the average salary of that career, the required education needed, and what skills they can start working on now. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the agriculture career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in agriculture take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the agriculture career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from food scientist to farm equipment mechanic. Readers will discover the average salary of that career, the required education needed, and what skills they can start working on now. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the construction career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in construction take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the construction career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from architect to urban planner. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the energy and natural resources career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in energy and natural resources take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the energy and natural resource career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from forest ranger to oil rig worker. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the healthcare and human services career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in healthcare and human services take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the healthcare and human services career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from athletic trainer to social worker. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the arts, entertainment, and design career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in arts, entertainment, and design take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the arts, entertainment, and design career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from digital animator to podcast producer. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the construction career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in construction take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the construction career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from architect to urban planner. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.

Using the National Career Clusters(R) Framework, this book maps out the digital technology career cluster and provides a clear at-a-glance look at the top careers in this field. Where could working in digital technology take you? Is it even the right fit? This book guides the reader through the digital technology career cluster, highlighting the top eight careers from AI engineer to drone pilot. Backmatter includes several activities to help further explore this career cluster.