Freeland, Washington

my name is Sian, and I am a student at job corps currently studying to become a CMA and i would like some insight on what the daily struggles you face are, whether it be patient's, families or just the workload.

What is it like trying to get into the IT industry?

What recommendations do you have for classes for Diesel Mechanics certifications?

What recommendations for college classes do have to become a RN?

Please provide resources/links targeted for high school graduates and/or college underclassmen.

I want to be a registered nurse. I am new to the United States and from Africa.

Office Administration Student

Im currently in Job corp to get my CMA and planning on getting my CNA in the local college what are the next steps after this? what jobs are available to me as CNA/CMA while I get my RN?

Is it often stressful? Is the time needed to get an education worth the potential challenges? Do you think your effort is properly rewarded?

what kind of things would the day-by-day entail in an office place working in something like data entry?

what is something you didnt expect going into this field?

what are your favorite parts of the day?

how do you feel emotionally helping people heal everyday?

I'm 17 now and about to start my training at Job Corps and was wondering if I'd be employable if emancipated

I'd also like to know about the common starting wages, how long did it take to accomplish the degrees, and what common jobs would I be looking at

What do those before me have to say about being a security guard and how was the experience for it? What are three informational interview questions you would ask?

I'm Ashe. I'm a 16-year-old and I'm working toward being a paramedic. I've had a lot of mental health issues in the past and I know that any job can take a toll on a person, but I want to know how paramedics take care of their mental health as well as others.

What are the challenges and rewards of being a computer & information research Scientist? What does your job consist of on a daily bases and do you enjoy it? How much schooling and preparation does it take to become one, and was it worth it to you?

What are the challenges and rewards of being a CMA?

what are the challenges as a woman of color in the healthcare field?

I am doing some research about the CMA work life and am aiming to see if this is the correct career choice for me, I would like to hear the good and the bad about being a CMA.

I am working on an assignment about what CMA's do in a typical workday. I am not yet certified so I would like some assistance on what you might do in a workday as a CMA.

what's the salary like on average for a medical administrative assistant?

What kinds of skills do I need to succeed in the field?

do you get fair hours?

because I've seen how many nursing are really passionate about what their jobs and I want to be just as passionate about my job and I only see that happening if I'm in the medical field.

I'm sure each language takes it's own amount of time to learn but on average how long should I be expecting myself to take? I've heard C++ is the best to start learning with, is that true at all, or should I try a different language? Thank all of you for answering. I'll take all of this into...

I love helping people and I'm hyper empathetic so, making sure people are mentally and physically stable is very important to me.

If I do CMA and Maa if I be able to go to college for Emt?

How many different occupations does security have?

Conducting an informational interview for MyPace, any serious answer is acceptable.

How do I join the army? I am 21 years, have my GED, and posess the necessary fortitude and perspicacity.