Question

vocational/technical schools

• are schools designed to teach students \boxed{} to perform particular tasks or \boxed{}
• may provide students with \boxed{}, certification or an associate degree
• are also called \boxed{}

options: trade schools, jobs, licensure, skills

financial aid & scholarships

• can help \boxed{} for education after high school
• help offset the cost of \boxed{} education
• \boxed{} is determined by completing the free application for federal student aid (\boxed{})

options: fafsa, eligibility, post - secondary, pay

Explanation:

Match each term to the context of vocational schools and financial aid based on standard educational terminology:

1. Vocational schools teach practical abilities for tasks/jobs.
2. Vocational schools prepare students for specific roles.
3. Vocational schools offer official approval for practice.
4. Vocational schools have a common alternative name.
5. Financial aid helps cover costs of post-high school education.
6. Post-high school education is the focus of this financial aid.
7. FAFSA determines who qualifies for aid.
8. FAFSA is the acronym for the named application.

Answer:

Vocational/Technical Schools

• Are schools designed to teach students skills to perform particular tasks or jobs
• May provide students with licensure certification or an associate degree
• Are also called trade schools

Financial Aid & Scholarships

• Can help pay for education after high school
• Help offset the cost of post-secondary education
• Eligibility is determined by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)