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A good way to learn more about the work of clerks is to perform clerical or bookkeeping tasks for a school club or organization. Your school may also have a school-to-work program that can provide you with part-time on-the-job training with local businesses, such as real estate agencies, newspapers and magazines that focus on the real estate industry, law firms that specialize in real estate, and financial institutions. You might also ask your school counselor to help arrange an information interview with a clerk—especially one who is employed in the real estate industry.
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