Silverton, Oregon

I've always done very well in school and am not afraid of a challenge I just like to have some sort of an idea of what im going into.

For me I can't even take an actual biology class till next school year and im not quite sure what to do because I still want to be able to advance in it because im very interested in it and love doing work outside of school.

I took a heavy interest in science my freshman year of high school and have really taken an interest in biological sciences but am not sure exactly what I want to do.

I am a 9th-grade student, I am into a range of different things such as art and law. I have a lot of things I'm passionate about and I want to be able to incorporate them into my future career.

I want to be a preschool teacher or work at a daycare with young children and I'm worried about burnout or feeling overwhelmed.

Do you end up having to get a summer time job?

I am planning on taking a course on early childhood development and am curious on people's experience working with children.

What kind of tasks do you accomplish in your day-to-day? How did you choose what you wanted to teach? Do you feel fulfilled being a teacher? What do you do for work during the summertime and long breaks?

Being a teacher was the first career I was ever interested in at a young age but I am not sure if it's something I want to commit to. How did you know it's what you wanted to do?

I have been considering many paths to go down education-wise, but am unsure of where I should start and what would be the most fulfilling.

whats is a day-to-day basis like working in criminal justice?

what's the hardest part of working in criminal justice?

what's the consistency of the hours in the criminal justice work place?

I want to run a small business and I am curious to know what steps I should take before jumping into it.

How did you know the job you were working was going to be your ultimate career?

I am in a trade school and will be taking office administration classes but I want to eventually open my own restaurant and am unsure of where to even begin this journey.

thank you!

I am a high school senior and starting to plan my future career.

Schedule? In the day.

#Interior Designers?

How long does it usually take for a new welder to get used to or comfortable with the union and field welding in general? What are some tasks that the field workers do day to day? What other work do you do as an iron welder besides welding?

I am reaserching some careers and I am tasked with an assigment that I need to have someone’s day to day schedule to what its like, #300 #FRFR

I am a high school senior who is trying to get advice on what a day in the life of an animal scientist looks like for one of my classes.

I am a high school student looking for advice for a school project.

As a senior in high school, I’m just starting to explore future careers. I’m a creative person and I like to use my hands at work. I have experience working at a pottery shop and working with floral design on the side. I also am thinking about owning my own business someday.

how did you differentiate from others or make yourself more appealing to be a smoke jumper.

A high schooler who wants to know about mechanical engineering

Hi! im currently in jobcore as a PT and plan on going into college to become a Family and General Practitioner, what is your daily schedule like in this field?

I am interested in the building structure aspect of civil engineering.

Have you seen successful writers or market coordinators who do not have their formal education in marketing or journalism? If so, do you have any tips on how to get into those fields starting without education/connections?

Some careers I'm considering are finance and insurance because they involve communicating and travel, as well as data and sharing new ideas.

I'm 17 and have wanted to go into trauma care for as long as I can remember, Im currently working on getting my CMA then I plan on getting my RN.