California, USA

I hope to learn about the most effective strategies.

I would like to know if its good to keep options open or if I should stick to one career entirely.

i would most likely want to attend some kind of program to get advanced training in welding so i could learn more ,get more expierence and to get paid more.

I am very interested in becoming a teacher and would like to know a good college to start with.

From other information i have researched you can join with a ged but do they require you attend college while you serve or before also will they be giving you residency while you serve if you decide to start a family?

i want to go to the navy and do underwater welding for them or any type of welding. Also would i have to have more and a certificate in the industry such as a degree.

Medical Assistant
Does this career of medical assistant come naturally and if yes how did you obtain the skills or ability to do so ?

What are some of the goals that you have working as a Clinical Nurse Specialist?

Im interested on moving on to a college after my time is finished in Job Corps. I would like to have some thoughts on good colleges focused on Maintenance.

Thanks!

Would it be a good idea to keep advancing? Such as moving up in ranks, such as becoming a Constructions Manager? Is it worth the time AND money?

Whats the Pay like? What kind of Licenses do you need? How demanding is it here in the valley of California?

Thank you!

i would love to know about the important work style, values and priorities in the field. Thank you so much for all the advice and answers, it would help me a lot.

what kind of environment does this field have ? If there is any advice I would appreciate it.

I am going to peruse Medical Administrative and Secretaries Assistant course.

Are there specific traits, work values, or work styles that are associated in becoming a marine engineer? Thank you for your answers/advice!