Mount Hood, OR

I am an incoming college student planning to pursue the PA-track. I want to make sure I'm using my time effectively to build a strong application while balancing school and avoiding burnout.

I know that being a musical theater major does not guarantee a financially sustainable career. I would like to double major in something that would allow me to have a stable career option with flexibility to perform and pursue my passion.

I am in 11tg grade in highschool. I’ve done some first aid as an elective in my class. Im thinking about doing hosa. Im also wondering about being a medical sonographer for a career.

I am going into 9th grade but am taking multiple 10th grade advanced core classes.(math, ela, science.) In the past I have been in multiple ballet performances and 2 acting performances, both as the lead. This year I signed up for the acting class at Sandy Highschool Or. I also enjoy singing...

How were you able to take your experience as a College Athlete and apply that to your professional life post grad?

I am a graduating high school senior who will start college in the fall as a Collegiate Softball player. I would love advice on how to make the most of my college experience.

What are the best study habits learned from an athlete's perspective, or just someone who deals with a busy schedule, or is burnt out from exercising often? I'll be going into college next year, and I'm curious about the amount of work I'll be getting, most likely from being a business major...

I haven't been able to find anything that was specifically tailored to book writing.

I am thinking about getting a job in airport security and have a few questions for anyone with that job. Is it a good job for a long term career? Is it a difficult job? And are there opportunities to advance in the job?

I'm currently in Job Corps wondering if this trade is for me or not. I have always had a passion for cars and I like to think that they are pretty much adult legos with extra parts and steps, but obviously, if I keep that sentiment I will be in for a rude awakening. What was your experience...

I'm Atlas! A student at Job Corps who wants to go into writing.

How quick can you advance and be promoted in office admistration? Is there many job opportunities in this field? is AI becoming more important in office admin? What is the best way to get connected to high level business officials/CEOs etc. to become their office admin?

is being a cna harder then being a nurse im wanting to work my way up to nursing

I'm starting CNA school here soon. I'm excited but a little scared

I'm at Job Corps entering the pharmacy tech field and I'm curious, once the work day is over does your job bleed into your private life? Are you on call? etc.

I'm at Job Corps entering the pharmacy tech field, and I get the sense the job is fairly laid back. Is my assumption correct?

I'm going to Job Corps and preparing to enter the Pharmacy Tech field and I'm looking for some tips on what the field is like!

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I'm interested in working

I'm interested in working

I'm currently starting trade school and I would like to get to know more information about the career I'm interested in getting into. I don't have any experience in working in a pharmacy, I've only worked retail before. I'm interested in getting into Pharmacy because I want to be able to help...

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what is it like working as a pharmacy tech is it an easy job?

What does success look like in your field, and how is it measured?

Can you tell me about the best hire you ever made? What was that person like?

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?

I'm a student at Job Corps and I'm here for paint and body repair.

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.

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

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

what about construction did u find the best?

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.

I am currently a Jobcorps student trying to get additional information about my career path what I need and what I should look for.

I am a job corps student

I am a job corps student looking for advice

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How do I get to my end goals? I'm struggling to understand the concept.

What are ways to make the most money in your profession? "honest answers only."

I just want to know some of the benefits from joining PS has to offer me when I join.

pharmacy technician

This is my first time doing a real job and I am going to be joining Protective Services Trade

Pharmacy Technician

I want to know just how hard it is to start a security company

Like, how do I prepare for it?