As a high school student, you can begin building a career in mental and behavioral health through career and training education pathways, mental health training, dual enrollment, and peer mentorship.
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Some careers do not require a high school diploma but many careers require you to acquire more training and/or degrees and certificates in the field of Mental Behavioral Health. Not sure which ones? Check out the Career Pathways map to explore your options.
Explore entry points like peer-to-peer support or registered behavior technician training to gain skills, certifications, and paid internships while still in school.
Whether you're ready to enter the work force or continue your education, there are multiple pathways available after high school. Explore undergraduate programs to learn about degrees and certifications that can expand your career options in mental and behavioral health, or discover work opportunities that allow you to begin gaining experience right away.
