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How long have you been in this profession?
I'm a student at Dr. Phillips high and am participating in a Career Express program where we ask questions about potential career paths we want to pursue.
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Michelle’s Answer
Volunteer Student Advisor at Career Village: 6 years
Actress: 16 years
Human Services Case Manager: 27 years
Actress: (again) 7 years
Hi, Jacob !
It's great that you are exploring information about careers. How long other people are at a particular career doesn't seem helpful or relevant for your own experience. It's a great question out of curiosity, but career lengths vary for so many different reasons, I hope you return here to ask questions that will provide you with insight for what you want to do.
Your tags indicate that you would like to pursue a career as a Filmmaker ! That is very exciting and wonderful and has a lot to explore. Your career choice is special. To gain foresight into it, you are welcome to return here to ask questions about film schools or colleges for Film, questions pertaining to screenwriting, directing, talent casting, equipment, the collaborative element and things that will help you start actively engaging in your career interest.
It's an exciting and very satisfying career that takes a process to learn, but if you start actively with learning and experience, things will become clear to you about the path and how to make it happen.
Keep exploring and start exploring deeper and more specific. That will be what will make the career more familiar to you !
Actress: 16 years
Human Services Case Manager: 27 years
Actress: (again) 7 years
Hi, Jacob !
It's great that you are exploring information about careers. How long other people are at a particular career doesn't seem helpful or relevant for your own experience. It's a great question out of curiosity, but career lengths vary for so many different reasons, I hope you return here to ask questions that will provide you with insight for what you want to do.
Your tags indicate that you would like to pursue a career as a Filmmaker ! That is very exciting and wonderful and has a lot to explore. Your career choice is special. To gain foresight into it, you are welcome to return here to ask questions about film schools or colleges for Film, questions pertaining to screenwriting, directing, talent casting, equipment, the collaborative element and things that will help you start actively engaging in your career interest.
It's an exciting and very satisfying career that takes a process to learn, but if you start actively with learning and experience, things will become clear to you about the path and how to make it happen.
Keep exploring and start exploring deeper and more specific. That will be what will make the career more familiar to you !
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Claire’s Answer
Hey Jacob!
I am a Recreational Therapist and I have been in the profession for 6 months! I received my bachelors degree in Recreational Therapy/Therapeutic Recreation and then I got certified after I graduated college! Here's a definition for Recreational Therapy: "Recreational Therapy (RT) is a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses, disabling conditions, and/or adverse circumstances to promote psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being. Recreational Therapy aims to restore, remediate, or rehabilitate the client’s level of functioning and independence in life activities. Recreational Therapists work in a variety of clinical and community settings and utilize their unique expertise to help individuals overcome barriers to well-being and/or participation in meaningful leisure activities" (https://www.atra-online.com/about-rt). Let me know if you have any questions!
I am a Recreational Therapist and I have been in the profession for 6 months! I received my bachelors degree in Recreational Therapy/Therapeutic Recreation and then I got certified after I graduated college! Here's a definition for Recreational Therapy: "Recreational Therapy (RT) is a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses, disabling conditions, and/or adverse circumstances to promote psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being. Recreational Therapy aims to restore, remediate, or rehabilitate the client’s level of functioning and independence in life activities. Recreational Therapists work in a variety of clinical and community settings and utilize their unique expertise to help individuals overcome barriers to well-being and/or participation in meaningful leisure activities" (https://www.atra-online.com/about-rt). Let me know if you have any questions!
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Nicole’s Answer
Hi! I have been working in traditional and digital marketing for about 8 years now.
Before that, I worked in quick service food and beverage for about 4 years while I was still in college.
Hope this helps!
Before that, I worked in quick service food and beverage for about 4 years while I was still in college.
Hope this helps!
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Josh’s Answer
Hello Jacob!
So cool to read that you are exploring this.
I have been in Human Resources for about a decade. Let me know how I can assist you in your project.
All the best!
So cool to read that you are exploring this.
I have been in Human Resources for about a decade. Let me know how I can assist you in your project.
All the best!