Mojave, California

For someone who doesn’t know what career to go for

I need a vivid and precise explanation on the difference. Make it as short as possible to save time please. Please respond as soon as possible. Please and Please .

How do I navigate into being a chartered accountant after high school. What are the requirements please?

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How will you know your career job

#financial-aid #college

Hello I am a high school student. I want to be a clinical nurse. I am currently in 11th grade going to 12th grade and wanting to help to becoming a nurse early to help my parents #nursing #clinical-nursing

Firstly, thanks for helping!
I'm a Chinese student, I'm worried about my college math course, could you give me some methods to preview the math or some fundamental online course? Especially, I don't know the technical vocabulary of math.
Sincerely thank you.
#math #college

Hi i'm a student at job corps taking culinary-arts since i enjoy cooking and wanted to learn more about it i know it be able to help me with cooking skills and what to do in the kitchen but will it help me get a job in a restaurant or just a fast-food place

#1 What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

#2 What related fields do you think I should consider looking into?

#3 What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?

I graduated from high school this May, and I've decided to take a gap year to think of what I want to do in the future. There is a lot of things I like and I dislike, I don't really have much that I'm "good" at, so it's been a little tough to figure out about my future. I've thought of some...

Becoming better more in your career and knowing how to push forward

How would I get an internship that would help? What could I do while I’m still in my early years of high school that will make me more desirable for jobs?

In your opinion, how difficult is it for recent graduates of a college or job training program to get hired in CA - not difficult, somewhat difficult, or very difficult?