For many Georgians, the price for investing in years of schooling and degrees for a career is too high. And for many professions in the state, one college degree is just a good start.
A recent study conducted by Mathematica—a policy research firm—lists the top 10 jobs by annual openings for modest education and training.
Flip through the gallery above for Georgia jobs that require no more than an associates degree or on-the-job training.
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