Watsonville, California

I'm from Job Corps

I'm from Job Corps

One of my main concerns is being able to generate questions or relevant ideas when having a conversation with my superiors, and a good voice.

I'm from Job Corp

I'm conflicted on whether I should start a career in Facility Maintenance as I work well with my hands and would like to fix things, but I'm also interested in Security, like being a TSA agent, TSO or just security in general as I would like to help protect people and I like physical activity.

On high school level classes I sometimes have a hard time focusing so I would want to know more on how to focus

Would being a Security Guard be worth it in the long term? Such as being a TSA agent, TSO or just a Security Guard in general? Are they hard to get into?

1. How good can the pay be, given enough experience?

2. Is it worth it in the long term?

3. How stressful is the work, both to body and mind?

Ask a teacher, your counselor and people that may help you

Other jobs I can probably take if Electrical doesn't work or as a back up.

I'm specifically planning on joining the electrical union called the IBEW.

People tell me to go to college but I'm set on going to work after high school, specifically joining the union, so I want to know if that's a good idea.

I'm a high school senior looking to pursue a career in veterinary medicine and I'm curious how difficult it is to start networking.

Is there anything that made you reconsider your trade?

I've heard stories of bad security experiences but I wanna see if anyone here can give me some stories that may deter or maybe even encourage those seeking out this trade.

I would like to get some responses from professionals so I could better understand what the day to day looks like for anyone who works in security.

How much money do you make a year? Would you argue that it's enough to survive in the current recession we're in? Why did you choose this career path?

I'm feeling pressure about my future, whether directly from my parents or indirectly from my friends and myself. There is a feeling that I'll get left behind and I'll stay stuck mentally and professionally. I know what I need to do. Everyone around me at least has some semblance of a plan for...

I'm in the San Jose Job Corps program and I'd like to be a medical assistant but my long-term goal is to be a radiologic tech. the preferred order I'd like to do is medical assistant, LVN/LPN, phlebotomy, then radiologic tech.

I'm in the San Jose Job Corps program and I'd like to be a medical assistant but my long-term goal is to be a radiologic tech. the preferred order I'd like to do is medical assistant, LVN/LPN, phlebotomy, then radiologic tech

A student in 11th grade, 2 AP classes, CTE course

I want to continue in accounting but I hear from many that I need a masters to get opportunities. However, it's really expensive for me to do. Is it still possible to get into big corporates and governmental accounting with just a bachelors?

"questions tips?"

I'm considering pursuing nursing and is familiar with the pre-requisite classes for nursing.

I am going to Job Corps.

I am going to Job Corps currently.

I am from Job Corps.

I'm going to Job Corps.

I will be going into my trade learning about Office Administration and that type of work, but I would like to know what kinds of jobs or careers are hiring for this position.

I would like to know about the kinds of skills a person working in Office Administration may possess.

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I want to work in the healthcare field but not become a doctor or nurse. I would like to hear from those who work as ultrasound techs. How do you handle stress at work? Do you have enough time for your personal life? And do you feel fulfilled with what you do?

My dream school is an hour away and requires freshmen to live on campus in a dorm for the first year. What should I do or know to be better prepared?

I am currently a high school senior looking into becoming an ultrasound tech. I want to learn more about the cons of this job before I make any decisions on what career path I want to commit to.

How did you know that you wanted to do this job? or why did you choose this job?

What is the most challenging aspect of being a security guard, and how do you manage to stay vigilant and attentive during long shifts?

Are there any free courses online I can begin today so I can start to familiarize myself with the required material?

Are there reliable websites or organizations to help me search? Should I be focusing on local scholarships or nationwide scholarships? Am I wasting my time doing these scholarships?

Are there specific programs for academic tutoring, mental health, or career planning? Do most colleges offer these resources to students who attend their college?

Should I focus on improving time management or building independence? Will I be unprepared for when I have to do work?

is culinary a good career path

I'm thinking about doing a cybersecurity trade at my local JobCorp center. What stressors are present in the regular day-to-day life working in this field?

In school for Culinary in San Jose and wondering if its worth it

What was it like at the start of your career vs now?

This is an important question for me as I'm unsure if I want to dedicate my time to cybersecurity as I have no prior knowledge of this subject.

What are some good skills to learn in culinary arts? What are schedules like in this field?

I'm enrolled in the San Jose Job Corp program and have been thinking about going with the cybersecurity trade. I want to know how you move forward once you've completed all of the credentials, degree(s), etc. Was networking a major role in employment? What kind of companies do you work for? Are...

whats heavy stuff do you have to carry?

I live in san jose

im a student at Job Corps.

I'm currently enrolled in the San Jose JobCorp program and am in a split decision between going the security route or going with medical admin assistant.