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how do i beginning start to become chef and start cooking?
where do i go and get the proper experience at home?
Great HBCU'S
What are some good HBCU'S you have heard of and what type of career are they known for? More in detail, is it a good school for business? Medical? Sports? Acting? Like such.
What are the pros and cons of being an MTA conductor in NYC?
Tyreese, 18
What are the career paths for people interested in Children's Rights?
I am NOT interested in being a social worker. I'm actually interested in completely revamping the child welfare system. I don't agree with the current standards of social work. I am more interested in national work such as with UNICEF USA or working with the United Nations or being a national children's rights lobbyist. I'm just not sure where to start. I also have an interest in law but I'm not entirely sure I see myself as a lawyer. I would definitely work as an amicus lawyer but I'm not sure the family law field is ready for me to be able to focus on children's rights specifically.
what's the most fulfilling part about having a career in business ?
while there's many perks to having a career in business i wish to know what has to be the overall best perk yet
What are some career paths for a sociology major?
I'm currently a junior in high school who will likely major in sociology, but I'm unsure of the career paths available. I also enjoy writing and individual research.
What advice could I use for my journey to become a traveling nurse ?
I could use the advice to be prepared for my nursing career.
Undecided career path
How do I know that a career path is for me? What if I’m unsure of what I want to do in the future? What are some ways that I could find what career path I enjoy most?
What do you choose if you are deciding between multiple career paths?
I do not know what I want to go to college for, but I know I like math and science. I am deciding between pharmacy, engineering, and architecture. I do not know which one to choose.
Does anyone have any advice for me?
I'm currently going into my first year of college. I was planning on doing a major in Physics with a minor in film but the more I look into it and do research the more I find out that Physics isn't a secure job. I was originally going to do Computer Science before Physics and I was thinking of switching back to that because I also enjoy programming. My goal post-college was to hopefully get a job in the film industry. If that didn't work out I could have a master's degree in Computer Science and get a job working as a software engineer or something similar. I'm so lost right now and have no clue what I should do. Any advice is helpful. Thank you so much.
What is the first step in having a career list ?
building my credentials and resume
What do I do after high school?
What would be the best thing to do after high school? I really don't know what direction to go.
How to list GPA On Linked?
How to list GPA On Linked Professionally
How do I find a career path?
How do I find a job that I’ll enjoy for the long run? I have so many things I want to do with my life but I just don’t know where to start looking and it all seems so overwhelming. Where do I start?
How do I become a pharmaceutical scientist?
I would like to know what education path to take. I'm currently on the path to getting a Biology degree for my undergraduate.
When did you feel like you had a solid direction in life? Career-wise. Or generally??
When did you feel like you had a solid direction in life? Career-wise. Or generally?
What are some good career paths for people that like chemistry?
What career paths are good options for people who like chemistry and are good at solving problems?
Communication Technology vs Electrical Engineering?
As a freshman in college, I have a GPA of 3.5 and got mostly B's in math. I have experience with technology (like basic coding) but not engineering in high school. Two majors at my school are Communication Technology (CT) and Electrical Engineering (EE). CT contains classes in digital media production, coding, business, and telephones/electricity. EE contains topics like physics, math, science, and making electronics. The reason why I'm interested in these two is I want a good paying job where I can make enough money to travel, yet where I can pursue my interests in creating stuff. I've always felt intimidated by engineering, because you do alott of math. Yet, I heard you can become a theatre engineer and acoustics or sound engineer! I like that there's so much careers you can do in CT but Idk many people with this career. Anyone have advice? Can I enter EE without any experience? Can CT be good?
I have an Associate's Degree from a Community College, but no prior professional work experience. Where should I start? I wish to work fully remote.
I have no prior professional work experience but I've been working 4 years as a self-employed caregiver and childcare provider. I'm interested in either becoming a virtual tutor, virtual assistant, or freelance software developer/tester.
what career would be good to start with once I graduate from college?
I'm most interested in the steam field.
How do i find out what career i want to go i to?
I have done many quizzes and asked this question to many people but i still dont know what career i want to go into
How do I make a lot of money with only a GED?
Are people down to earth in the work environment? Are u happy working at the place of your dream? Have u ever thought about switching career paths? Do u have the freedom to explore your ideas? What are some skills you have learned while being there?
Where to start if I do not even know what career will suit me best?
What are some ways I can experiment with different career paths as someone starting high school next year?
How do I figure out what I want to be when I’m older based off of what I like to do?
I know I like to make people happy, I like getting what I want and I’m pretty good at it (not in a bratty way), I like helping people, and I like accomplishing things. I just don’t know what career these things turn out to be.
If the ideal job I want does not have an ideal career path, then what do I do? Do I make it myself or should I give up and switch and niche up?
I've always wanted to be a fiction writer but when looking at professional jobs/career paths, writing is never there. I would love to make short stories more than anything but it doesn't seem like it's a job I could make a comfortable living off of.
How did you find the career that was right for you?
how did you decide what interested you most, in order to help pick your career?
What are your major motivations helping us out on this platform?
I have asked some questions at career village and the answers I got were extremely helpful and supportive as well. I am very grateful for the help from all the people who answered my questions. I am really curious about what prompts you to help us out in this way, and why you choose to help us here. Thank you in advance!
When is a good time to start working. Like having an official career.
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How do I get rich?
I want a good job, like 6 figures. But I don't know how long that could take or what field to go into. Can some rich people reply and tell me what work they do?
What skills do businessmen require ?
I’m a junior in high school and I want to go into business. What skills do I need to build or have in order to succeed in a field like business management?