Carson, Washington

I'm 16 trying to figure out some good questions to ask during an interview

I am a Job Corps student getting into the Office Administration trade. I am wondering what the benefits of working in this field are, what a day-to-day work experience is like, and how to climb up to higher job roles in this field.

What steps should I take to become an electrician? How many years of school do I need? Should I enter an apprenticeship or do something else?

My goal is to become an administrative manager, I want to learn how to communicate with all different kinds of people, learn to be calm and patient with others, and give my guidance.

Hello! Thank you all for all the amazing answers/ help I got on my last question. I plan on going to my local fire station in the future to ask some questions about becoming an EMT, I am still looking for schooling, because I would very much prefer it to be an in class setting and not online....

Hello, I am finally starting to become serious about wanting to start my career and I am just wanting/needing help on where to start and how to go about it. I've been looking into schools, but I also want to go to my local fire station to talk to someone there, and to also put a face to a name....

I'm pursuing Office Administration at my Job Corps because I want to become a Philosophy and Religion Teacher.

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What are your opinions on the best type of philosophy to get into teaching?

what about construction did u find the best?

I want to be a famous music artist, I feel like i try hard and still don't get recognized.

Thank you for agreeing to this informational interview. My name is Teresa. I am a Job Corps student at Springdale, and I am reaching out to you because I am interested in and believe I would enjoy a career in Nurse Midwives. I would appreciate your perspective on the practical aspects of...

I know what I want; I want all the "paper benefits" (a major reason why I chose the teacher route) as I call them, I want to work away from the cities & have the space to just breathe (a deciding factor on why I'm currently working towards being a seasonal forest ranger in WA or OR), & I want...

this is important to know because i don't want to shoot for the wrong degree.

I am currently a student and I want to become an art therapist I'm just curious about how and why there is so much schooling.