Site map

Every reviewed path,
in one place.

A human-readable map of TradeCert's reviewed decision tools, career paths, state guides, practical reporting, and trust pages.

Reviewed library
September 2, 2026

Make a decision

Next step

Find my path

Eight-question career shortlist.

Open this resource →
Next step

Compare careers

Side-by-side career tradeoffs.

Open this resource →
Next step

Transition budget calculator

Estimate the runway for a career change.

Open this resource →

Follow the journey

Next step

Choosing a trade

Use constraints and dealbreakers.

Open this resource →
Next step

Getting trained

Compare apprenticeship and school.

Open this resource →
Next step

Getting licensed

Protect hours and map credentials.

Open this resource →
Next step

Paying for the transition

Plan short-term cash pressure.

Open this resource →
Next step

Finding work

Map legitimate local entry routes.

Open this resource →
Next step

Advancing

Build options after entry.

Open this resource →

Career and state guides

Next step

Electrician career path

Work, pay, training, and licensing.

Open this resource →
Next step

HVAC technician career path

Training, EPA certification, and work.

Open this resource →
Next step

Plumber career path

Apprenticeship, work, and advancement.

Open this resource →
Next step

Michigan electrician guide

Reviewed LARA path.

Open this resource →
Next step

Texas electrician guide

Reviewed TDLR path.

Open this resource →

Reporting and trust

Next step

All practical guides

Fifteen source-reviewed articles.

Open this resource →
Next step

Editorial policy

How claims are researched and corrected.

Open this resource →
Next step

About TradeCert

Purpose, scope, and limitations.

Open this resource →
Next step

Updates and RSS

Meaningful site and guide changes.

Open this resource →
Next step

Corrections log

Material changes in public.

Open this resource →

Help us improve

Did this page help you take a next step?

One click tells us whether this guide is doing its job. No account or written response is required.