Mark Evans

I am a high school student who is wondering this for a career project. I have started welding in a fabrication shop and hear that an underwater welder's average life is 35-40 years, but they also make good money.

What is the hardest part of the job, what's the easiest? What can it pay and what certifications do you need? Is it stressful?

Are there any specific websites or apps that I could use to find parents in need of babysitters? Or any specific ways to make my flyers to eye-catching?

Is it even possible for me to double major in veterinary medicine and in regular medicine?

Are there scholarships that cover stuff like this?

What med or vet schools do you recommend?

I took it because my mom and all my family members pushed me to do it and day by day I feel like something is horrible is about to happen to me idk what

I want guidance in choosing my career. I want to take physics, chemistry and biology as my subjects, but I am not interested in doctor. Any Help?

i am looking into welding as a trade after taking a compatibility exam ive found im supposedly more suited for computer and finance an am looking for insight on the matter

life coaching

i like to tell you guys what i wan to become when i grow up....I want to become a professional footballer like Robert Lewandowski

I am a student in grade 1p that lives righting and connecting to various helpful ideas and innovations

Im a guy in High School graduating next year at Kirtland Central High School, A career I would like to try and be is a Mechanical Engineer. One of my favorite classes was Honors Anatomy & Philology class.

How can I cope with work and School

Will I be able to retain the information need to pursue my career?

Pay or Salary income

I am a Job Corps student and I have some questions.

Job Corps student.

Job Corps Student

I am a student at JobCorps studying to be a welder. I have nerve damage in my left hand so I am curious what health benefits i can obtain through welding. When I graduate and start looking for a job, I would like to catch the eye of future employers, what skills or traits are seeked?

career tips

I am bad at concentrating and I tend to doze off in class without meaning to which leads to me missing info in classes

Grade 11 in high school and would like to attend a four year college afterwards

Why why why?

Is it hard to put things together?

Thinking about people who are not sure about their career choices

Hi, I'm an 11th (about to be 12th) grader trying to decide his career path. I've done stage performance since I was in pre-k and it has become something I need to express myself. I can't see myself without it in my life. However, my mom says I wouldn't be able to make a living off of it and...

As a junior in high school, how can I figure out which college is right for me and what classes I should to take in order to work towards a career in journalism and the arts?

I have a lot of different hobbies but how do I know which one could be for me in the future? And how do I know if I need to change career paths.

I’m currently a sophomore in high school, and I’m trying to get a head start in terms of my career in civil or a architecture. I’ve been doing sculpting for 5 years now, but I’ve been told that drawing is also a very important skill. Will sculpting do anything for me in this field? Should I...

Hi, my name is Charlotte. I'm 14 years old grade 10th student. I want to have a successful Career but I don't even know what a successful Career is.

Im currently a sophmore