Moncks Corner, South Carolina

My name is Brody. I am planning on becoming a teachers aid for one year and then getting my MAT in elementary education where I will hopefully become licensed to teach in the state of South Carolina.

I will be starting to apply for job within the next 2 months and when in the job search I was wondering how I know if a job is right for me? There are things I know I do want/don't want but how do I weigh the pros and cons and know exactly what is the right job for me?

My name is Brody. I am planning on becoming a teachers aid for one year and then getting my MAT in elementary education where I will hopefully become licensed to teach in the state of South Carolina.

How do you people relevant to your interests if you don't have anyone in your network?

How do you know when it is worth getting a certain level of education? My thought it to get an Associate of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant and enter the workforce. If I wanted to have more responsibility, I could work part-time while doing a bachelor's completion program and...

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I currently have a bachelors degree in psychology but I am open to any job that involves me having to complete a task oriented to-do list everyday for my job with minimal human interaction. I have recently gotten my CPC-A certification for medical coding. I am open to learning any skill that I...

I am a student-athlete in college who is about to graduate. I would love to play my sport professionally but I am also interested in coaching, training, and even creating a business in coaching and training.

I am a graduating senior from the College of Charleston. I have a love for movie production and am curious on how to obtain a job within the industry. I have made plenty of props and artworks and I also have a desire to work within the communications department of movie studios as well.

I know that college is expensive and I'm looking for the best way to afford it. I'm going to be attending a college out of my state so state scholarships aren't an option. I don't want to be in major debt after attending something necessary to get a job and be successful in it.

What should be included in my opening paragraph and should I talk about my extracurricular activities?

I'm a South Carolina resident, senior in high school, and someone who plans to stay in state for college. I am interested in USC, PC, and other faith affiliated schools.

I am a college student who has always thought it would be fun to work within the entertainment business whether for music like Spotify, Republic Records or Warner Brothers, Netflix etc. I do not have much experience or knowledge on how to learn about this career.

is it possible to still be suceful after dropping out of school and getting a GED?