Anchorage, Alaska

Ok so I have a few questions: What are some horse careers/jobs that aren’t as well known? What colleges have an emphasis on horsemanship and not just competing/riding? What equine degree is the most general to any horse job (in case I wanna explore different aspects)? Is it okay to go to a...

I am making a decision, and I can not decide if I have to be an Electrician Apprentice or learn with Protective Services. These two choices may seem good, but I do not know much about Protective Services. What should I know about Protective Services from a learning perspective, into a Career...

Is there a time when you failed as a welder. What did you learn and what would you do differently? What were your duties in your previous role as a welder? What's your favorite part about being a welder?

I'm looking to get either into carpentry and or construction looking to move my way up to a manager What skills did you need to improve on?

I wanted to be a psychiatrist or a health education specialist.

What career advancement opportunities are there for Certified Medical Assistants? Do they go into a specialty like doctors can do? Are there programs to help CMA's get training in those specialties?

I’m only a freshman but still want to get more learning and experience done.

I feel like when I google certain information, I do not know if it is accurate. I know nothing about apprenticeship details except for the fact that we learn in person.

how can culinary arts have an affect on someone whos only just starting and doesn't know a thing about culinary but once to venture more into it so they can complete one of there life goals

I am currently trying to go back to school and have applied for FAFSA, I barely got any money and my parents have no saved money for me to go to school. I have a job that pays minimum wage but want to better myself, I will most likely have to take out a ton of loans. I have applied for...

I want to know why I asked this question because I am thinking of going into these careers and what the risks are.

I'm stuck in the middle of these two career paths and I'm trying to figure out which one is better cause a (P) pays better and the pay of going to college and working pays itself. On the other hand (AT) doesn't and takes 10 years to graduate and doesn't pay for it's self.

Will all the training be worth it?

Thank you for reading this help me review my question

so i am attending trade school right now for electrical and i guess i am just a little clueless on how i am going to pursue an actual career