Sunnyside, Washington

I’m going into the athletic training career path and one question I’ve been thinking about is what’s the hardest part of being an athletic trainer that people don’t really talk about? A lot of people only see the surface like helping athletes being around sports and getting to work with teams...

Im a High school senior. I am pursuing a degree in photography.

I am an incoming college freshman wondering what I should be prepared for!

I had my choices from what I want to learn in college but environmental studies poses a new challenge for me, is there anything to challenging?

I'm considering becoming an Arborist, and I'm curious about what the work schedule is like. Does it change often? how many hours a day does one usually work?

might be a strange question, but as someone who recently considered pursuing being a tree trimmer, I'm really curious what one has to wear while on the job. I'd imagine some safety gear might be needed, but what in particular is required?

I need to know why

Why does someone love doing Sports Medicine? What made someone so interested in it? What is the most challenging about being in this field? How did you decide you wanted to be in this field? What experiences did you have before entering this field?

While I'm working on starting a music career, I want to figure out some things people like about their job in the music industry.

I know there are some jobs where you find out something that would've helped a lot before starting a career, and I want to know everything I can before I start my career. So, if there's anything you wish you knew before starting your career, what was it for you?

I've wanted to be a singer for a long time, but now that I'm getting closer to graduating, I'm not sure what to do first.

im in the 11th grade im thinking about college but im not sure what college that would be best to help me with welding and the trades i need some pointers.

I want to know if, at the age of 17 or 18, I could get a decent job in cyber security or IT if I only have a certificate for something in cyber security. I'm asking if there's a way I can get an excellent cyber security job with only a high school diploma and certificate rather than going to...

I'm seventeen years old as a senior, and after I graduate I'm going to college to take interior design courses, but I want jobs related to the career I'm going to pursue. Are there any part-time jobs for a seventeen-year-old relating to interior design?

By growth, I mean that unless you're the best of the best, there may not be room for you to grow in a company and make more money. In this instance, you would be stuck making donuts in a store bakery (ex. Safeway, Walmart) without much else to go up to in the company.

grade level 12.

I'm asking this because I'm 100% sure what to expect because reading about these trades on the internet isn't the same as what happens in person?

I'm asking this because my dream career is in the business administration setting and I'm if a career with an office administration certificate is a good place to start.

The reason why I'm asking this question is because I'm the first person in my family to start my career path through a vocational or trade school instead of just going straight to college after high school.

The reason is because I would like a career in business administration in a medical setting or any setting really.

Business, finance

It can apply to any work place?

I would a career in business administration in a medical or dental setting or it can be at a bank.

One informational question I would like to ask is how do you apply the skills that are needed for the job into the actual workplace?

I am planning on getting my BA in English-Creative Writing and Professional writing but I also have an interest in Psychology. I plan on doing Journalism and working with either a paper or magazine while also doing my own book.

What school is best?

I have never been taught by my family or school how insurance works. Like at all. And how do you pay bills? Is there a website to pay for all of this stuff? Or maybe you mail it in?

What would be a great way to build career experience with no experience? Its been hard to get a job since I haven't had one before, and I need to start saving money for the future plans I have and college. I have a resume prepared already.

I am currently a high school student and want to major in computer science but I have no idea what college to attend and what classes to take

I am a 10th grader going to sophomore year and I'm not sure what career I would pursue. I started getting interested in business and being a CEO of my own company but I have no idea of what I can do to start my own company. I also got interested in entrepreneurship because it seemed like it...