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Career World

Career World


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6 issues per year

Career World Magazine contains informational articles, essays, and photographs on job markets, job search techniques, and prospective business trends pertaining to college, career and vocational choices for high school students. Career World includes a teachers guide to assisting students with planning their futures. Career World is especially useful for students in grades 7 to 12 as they begin to explore career paths and educational options providing them with articles on career trends (including salary scales) and practical tips for job hunting or starting their own business. Students can also read about colleges and scholarships, vocational training, and job interview skills in Career World. Teachers get a special edition of Career World that includes lesson plans and discussion aids.
Clear Direction

Clear Direction


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8 issues per year

Clear Direction student magazine helps junior high students explore the Bible. Each issue includes thirteen 5-day Bible Studies specifically for younger teens. Enjoy the cutting edge and relevant articles, devotions, and have fun! Connect with God - read CLEAR Direction!
Clear Horizon

Clear Horizon


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8 issues per year

Clear Horizon student magazine is an award-winning magazine for high school students packed with informative and inspiring articles, engaging cutting edge design, and lots of fun. Each issue includes thirteen 5-day Bible Studies students can use in their personal quiet time or devotions.
College Opportunities for Student Athletes

College Opportunities for Student Athletes


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4 issues per year

Magazine written by college coaches helped 1 million student athletes get to college and on teams ... often with full scholarships. Editor's own children were paid $250,000 to play soccer in college. Methods work for all sports ... even golf and chess!