Placerville, California

I am afraid of injections. Will I have a chance to be a nurse in the future? How can I overcome my fear?

Any chance of advance.

I plan to open a bubble tea shop in the future. What should I study? I want to finish college because my parents want me to have a stable job instead of starting a business.

How would I handle a crisis if a new pandemic happened

is there a fast track to becoming a mason

what pays the most in the military?

I am currently enrolled to get certified as a Medical Assistant and will become certified in about 8 months.

I want to go into the security field and I want to know any of the additional steps.

I've seen a few hospitals and clinics offering apprenticeships for nursing certifications, and I was curious as to what that may look like and if you feel as if it was worth it. What are the positives and negatives of an apprenticeship? What did your day to day life look like as an apprentice?...

I blindly selected courses in the first three semesters of CC, my GPA is very low, and some of my credits cannot be transferred. Will this reduce my chances of being accepted being accepted by good schools? What do I need to do to improve my chances of admission in the last three semesters?

Of all the nursing certifications, LPN or LVN programs are the quickest and most convenient options. Because training can be completed at a hospital, vocational technical school, community college and even online, LPN/LVN programs are ideal for students who work or have other obligations.

I'm starting my medical field journey and need tips on how to better prepare and stay motivated.

I am going to be certified as a Medical Assistant in about 8 months and I plan to take classes to become a LVN then eventually become a Registered Nurse.

Where should I go into the nursing field if I want to make good money and help people at the same time. Without years of experience and years of college?

be more productive

always improving

This is the field that I would like to go in but I had a few questions. Do you get to pick what your work schedule looks like? how long are the shifts? what are some things that you do everyday working?

school programs and study time

I'm curious about what schedules typically look like in terms of a typical day- how many hours do you work, how many hours of overtime is expected, and how much time do you have outside of work. I am also curious about general day to day responsibilities- does the environment change often or is...

I am going to start taking classes soon to become a Certified Nurse Assistant

Just any tips or things I should already know about Mechanical Engineering

I'm a 18 year old that has completed high school and has a diploma who hopes to do mechanical engineering as a career and is facing a hard choice of which college to go to for a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering.

Is there a more effective way to keep business in the HVAC industry more than others?

This includes all possible certifications you will gain in the process as a operator and what others you can gain additionally that can get you better jobs as one.

The average apprenticeship program takes three to four years to complete before moving on to full-time employment as a heavy equipment operator. It should be noted that apprenticeships are an "earn as you learn" program.

I am going to start taking classes to become a Certified Nurse Assistant

Is it as needed international like in he states?

How much money would I have to put into my business so I could manage my career?

Is it always available to have job call?

like what physical training should I take.

all heavy equipment operator certifications are transferable throughout the United States.