Career questions tagged learning
What's one thing that you wish you knew before you started college?
I'm currently a high school senior and I'll be a freshman in college this Fall 2025! I've been trying to get advice about college to prepare myself, especially since I'll be moving away from home. It can be anything that comes to mind, whether it's academic, personal, social, etc. I'm just curious about what stuck with you most after college, or what was something you had to learn the hard way. Thank you! #Spring25
Does learning programming early help in the future?
Hello everyone, I am a high school student and I have recently become interested in programming. I have tried learning some languages such as Python and JavaScript, but I am still not sure if this is the right career path for space waves. I have a few questions and I hope those of you with experience can help me: Will learning programming now really help me in the future, even if I am not sure about pursuing this field? What skills besides programming should a good programmer have? Should I focus on one specific language or learn many languages at the same time? If I want to build a small project to practice, what ideas should I start with? I would love to hear advice from everyone. If anyone has experience learning programming early, please share your journey with me! Thanks a lot!
Give Opinion, What kind of skills will help earn mony with learning What skills can be learning in 1-2 months and earned? How to make money while learning? Or is it possible to generate a skills something like that??
I Always Trying to new things. which is helpful for someone's career. also i want to learn more and more but not only learn, learn with handwork.
What is the extent of the knowledge required to successfully work as a software developer?
I am a 9th grader enrolled in a dual enrollment program for IT, and I was wondering quite how much you need to know to work as a software developer. I currently know some basics, but I am assuming I have a lot more to learn. I would like help determining the ballpark of when I would be able to confidently speak about my understanding of the job and required skills.
Some courses in CCSF is very popular such as the foundation of the computer science, each time I can not get the seat about that, have any suggestion to help me??
I plan to learn more about the computer science
As a beginner, how do I get hands-on experience in systems analysis or cybersecurity, especially if I don’t have a lot of real-world experience yet?
To me, this is a critical aspect of building a strong foundation for my career, as both fields rely heavily on practical experience to fully understand theoretical concepts. But I am just confused on where to start.
Is it possible to have multiple interdisciplinary practices?
I would love to have a background in nanotechnology alongside my main career, but I was wondering if it was possible to have multiple interdisciplinary fields.
What is it like to be a biotherapeutic research scientist?
I found this career option but can't find much information about it. So if you have any information on this career choice please let me know!
Can you help me find a suitable career?
I am confused about choosing between Creative & Design-Oriented Careers and Analytical & Data-Oriented Careers. As a high school graduate, I was completely unsure of what to pursue, so I opted for a CS major. Later, I realized I have no interest in Java, C++, or Operating Systems. However, if I were forced to choose my favorite programming languages after three years, they would be R and Python. My favorite subjects remain Statistics and Math. Here are a few things about me: 1. I have been good with numbers since childhood. 2. I am naturally good at drawing, with a steadier hand than most people I’ve seen sketching or drawing. I’ve never put effort into improving my drawing skills, yet I am better at it than most. 3. I love creating spaces. Although I am not an architect, I constantly think about how I would design a building, house, or neighborhood if I were one. I want to follow my passion, but I also want to earn a handsome income. My current path doesn’t feel right to me—it’s like I’m just trying to fit in, and I never feel motivated to work hard for it. I don’t know where to start or what skills to learn that would complement my future career goals. People often advise me to learn skills and excel at them, but I’m not sure which skills align with my interests and aspirations.
How can I find connections, resources, and experiences to become a biopharmaceutical scientist in research and development?
I have been working to find a career that I truly enjoy and recently I have been increasingly interested in pursuing a career as a biopharmaceutical research and development scientist (with an interdisciplinary background in nanotechnology), but I understand that I will need to gain experience in this field to really comprehend what I will be working with. So I need help finding connections within academic institutions and professionals in this field that will help me experience my potential future career. Any type of help is appreciated! I wish to connect with professionals and learn as much as I can, working hard to gain the experience I need for this career. (Is it possible as a teenager?)
Does this path in biopharmaceutical science sound feasible?
I think I want to be a biopharmaceutical research scientist with an interdisciplinary nanotechnology background. Is this choice specific or do I have to go more in-depth? Is this even a good career choice? Please let me know.
What is biopharmaceutical science?
I have been searching for a career, and I found biopharmaceutical science. I was wondering if anyone had any idea what biopharmaceutical science is and what this study does. I want to learn more about what biopharmaceutical science is.
Looking for opportunities in Data Science as a High Schooler?
Hi, I am a sophomore high schooler in Maryland and I am really interested in Artificial Intelligence and looking for some programs opportunities to work and learning about it. But most of the program costs huge amount of money and can't afford. It would be very appreciated if anyone can help me about it. Thanks!
What are useful skills that will help me advance in my career?
I want to become financially free and not leave a burden on my family. I am interested in learning skills related to economics and technology. Please let me know what skills and where I can learn these skills that will make me tech literate and financially literate.
What advice do you have for someone who wants to enter clinical research coordinating as a career?
clinical research coordinator.
Can someone become an HR or Talent Recruiter without a degree in the field Is it possible to transition from another background, and do HR certifications help in landing a job in this sector?
Also, can I learn about HR through self-study, and if so, how effective is that for finding opportunities? I will be very grateful for any helps.
Is being a truck driver a good job?
I’m a 7th grader and I think being a truck driver would be a good job in the future because you get to travel and get good money. But is being a truck driver a good job? Also if it is do you need any education and if you do what do I need to study?
How can I obtain a scholarship?
How can I obtain a scholarship to pursue a Master's degree in sciences, specifically in biotechnology or any other biology-related field? I'm not asking about the application process or requirements, but rather how I can be competitive. Which programs would be recommended for me, considering that my GPA is between 3.0 and 3.5? My current English level is B1, but I can reach C1 in a short time. Additionally, I would like to know if there are Master's scholarships that accept the Duolingo English Test, though I doubt it. I also have about 15 certificates from Coursera in various fields, with a focus on biology, and I have a passion for learning. Apologies for the lengthy message, and thank you.
what are 5 things to help me prepare for college?
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How to gain experience for socialwork?
I was wondering if getting a part time job as a youth development professional at the boys and girls will give me the experience necessary to become a social work? I heard being a social worker assistant is another, but I don't if there any in in belton, kileen, harker heights, temple, and nolanville.