What is microcurrent specialist? This clip will show students that a microcurrent specialist uses electricity to stimulate nerves and bones to alleviate pain. Wow! Ms. Kahn explains how each of her tools works and what they do.

Don Harris, of Harris Hydroelectric, makes small hydroelectric generators for people without power lines. He shows viewers how to make them, how they work, and why he loves to build them! Great video to watch for those interested in...

Interested in iPhones, museums, and people? Corina works for a start-up company that makes apps for museums. She tells us the basics of her marketing position.

Everyone in your class will be interested in marine biology after watching this video. A marine biologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute describes his daily duties. The details he includes in his narration are...

Want to learn how to become a chairman of a manufacturing company? Chris Hoolhorst emphasizes the importance of education to become a chairman.

The Director and Editor of the magazine "A La Manera de Dios" walks us through his responsibilities at work. He tells us the requirements and knowledge necessary for the position. Note: This video is in Spanish.

At the Freemont High School Library, you will find the skilled library technology teacher, Ms. Backarma. She welcomes into the library and walks us through her position.

A Glazier is a trades man who installs glass or windows. Students will learn that it takes five years of apprenticeship to become a journeyman, they earn $25 per hour, and apply math, language, and communication skills on a daily basis.

A performance engineer, Regina, tells us about her job duties at Intel. She also informs viewers about how she completes performance tests for Intel products. She studied computer engineering and also shares why she loves her job.

Ramon Camacho is the House Principal at a high school. He explains what a "typical" day is like as a high school principal, as well as the requirements to become one.

If you are experiencing hearing loss, you may have to see someone like Drew, a hearing aid fitter dispenser. He evaluates patients who need hearing aids and walks viewers through the process of getting fitted.

The Director of Administration at a healing arts institute talks about her experience, education, and daily responsibilities. What a great example of doing what you love!

Hair stylist and cosmetologist, Rene Morgan, discusses her career. She talks about her education, experience, and passion for hair styling.

Laurie Davis is a hair stylist whose daily tasks consist of highlights and extensions. She shows viewers behind the scenes at the salon - hair dyes, products, and even make up!

Float manager at Baumann Floats, Joe Birkemeyer, tells viewers about his job. He takes us behind the scenes of building float planes. Birkemeyer also shares some great information about fun moments in his career, as well as how he...

Check out what Chuck Franklin does as a field engineer in this video. He takes us through a typical day on the job, what he studied, and why he enjoys his career.

Lisa Whitsitt is an Exhibit/Experience Design Engineer. She designs the way her product looks and how best to showcase her product. She uses problem solving and models to help her design complete marketing environments. Students will be...

Mueed Khan is the Engineering Manager at a manufacturing company. Khan discusses his occupational duties, the required training, as well as why he enjoys going to work.

The sirens are ringing! An EMT paramedic shares what he does while on call. He tells viewers the requirements for becoming an EMT paramedic.

Cisco Schaff is in the process of becoming an electrical lineman at PG & E. He tells us what he has done during his four-year apprenticeship, including daily tasks, required experience, hazards, and more.

How people get their DSL to function properly is illuminated in this video. A DSB technician describes how he troubleschoots problems out in the field. He said that one of his favorite things about his job is meeting new people every day.

Joanne Martin, Costume Shop Supervisor, demonstrates what she does at Santa Clara University. She shares step-by-step tasks when creating a costume for an upcoming dance performance.

The Project Accountant of a construction company talks about her responsibilities as a female working in construction. As a part of the National Association of Women in Construction, she also explains her duties within Magic Camp.

Receptionists may do more than answer the phone. Diane Balbiani at ISIS SMT explains her role as a receptionist at the company, which stems from her love of working with people.