Hillside, OR

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This is my first year doing DECA and I would like to have some resources to prepare for the competition. The events I'm doing for the competition are not yet confirmed, so I want to prepare in general, especially tips for role-plays.

I personly feel like becoming an engineer, and I would love to wor up to being with Nasa in the future.

I want to make sure that the questions I ask during future interviews are appropriate and informational. I plan on asking these questions when applying for a psychologist position.

I want to make sure I am asking the appropriate questions for a future interview. I plan on asking these questions when applying for a psychologist position.

Currently practicing how to ask certain questions in a future interview. I plan on asking these questions when applying for a psychologist position.

how do you know a job is right for you

Where you always passionate about being in this industry?

Over time, what techniques did you use to improve your skills with clients?

The time that you were at school, did you enjoy the work and being in that industry.

I am a high school graduate who wants to become a published author. I am going to college next fall for English and want to begin my career as a writer. How do I go about doing that?

Like what grades and requirments do you need.

What jobs should I work that will be useful for qualifications? I want to have a strong resume but I don’t want to be working jobs that i’m not proud to be putting on my resume. I also don’t want to work jobs that will cause people reviewing my resume to feel unimpressed.

I'm in Job Corps and I've heard that I should involve myself in these programs. How well do they really prepare you for?

have been very curious about this...

Would love to have an idea of how it's done.

Curious about these fields in particular.

Like internships, clubs, volunteering, etc.

Good as in top 25 colleges in the U.S. according to U.S. News.

like is there any possible way I wouldn't have to go in person to college to achieve working in that field

I'm looking to get into the career of stunt driving and want to know the challenges I may face when trying to get off my feet.

Please help

could I use these skills to create a business of my own, relating to car work? or is it more industry-based work?

wondering for flexibility and good compensation

I'm going into Automovie in job corps and this is one of the careers I'm very interested in. I'm interested because it'll help me learn how to divert and use electricity to mod cars not just cars that run on gas. I also think that it's helpful to know what I'm doing with electricity in general...

As a job corps student, a swift journey through the program does not work out.
There are a number of unnecessary measures and necessities that need to be met before actually pursuing into the specified field that oneself wants to obtain.

Who can I talk to this in my school? What resources can I use?

I am a highschool dropout with 2 1/2 credits and no GED or diploma, what jobs except this circumstance?