Chinyere Okafor

I have a little bit of background in both areas and I want to know which route I should pursue and which one would be worth my time. I was in PTA school but then I was dropped and I couldn’t pass my tease test for nursing, but I am willing to keep going and not give up. Just want to get some...

I know the stress varies depending on the job I'm just wondering how stressful it can get at times.

im a culinary student trying to make culinary a career but I'm struggling with finding the right path

I am 16 and still learning about welding, welding looks really fun and I want to know more about it.

in different places it's more expensive to live but say in a big place like San Jose

Welding has been a career that I have been looking at for a while ever since I saw my brother do it so I know a couple things about it.

I'm looking at lake Tahoe

I am looking to go into being a Radiologic Technician but I'm not so great at math.

I want to get into office administration and I want to know what I can do to perform better.

How should I set my career portfolio to continue my research?

I would love to discover a macroscopic fifth force beyond gravity based on my research in the Grand Unified Theory of Physics, but to support my family, I currently work in business and strategic planning for an education company.

I am a student that's in 10th grade. I am very interested in the healthcare path and I love doing science & math. Along with that I love working with kids because they bring me a lot of joy. I was wondering what is the hardest thing that you have had to see/experience as a Pediatric Nurse...

Music is a huge passion of mine but I don't know how to break through and get music out there how does it work and how long does it take to start getting published and radio play? How does it work meeting people to find places to play at?

I am a 16 year old looking to start a business when im older. I'm wondering what can I do to prepare now for my future. What can I do to study, what can I read, etc.

How can aperson learn how to bea pharmacist.

what do i need to do to become a game warden

what is the best collage to go to become a physical therpist

Hello, I am a college student trying to figure my future career. I was wondering if someone could provide some insight on this role.

I am currently a freshman in high school and I was wondering this because I want to be prepared for what my future holds. Becoming a writer has always been my goal ever since I was younger.

What other jobs could I land near future if I do not want to become a Police Officer, because I am majoring in Criminal Justice with a Psychology minor. I love Criminal Law and Psychology because it focuses on the mental state of our well being individually?

Hi i am a software engineering student . Recently i had started taking interest in game development after getting begginner level knowledge of unity i started to work on a game to practice my skill but i was never able to complete it if i solve one thing other things get ambiguous i was...

I play basketball, baseball, and soccer not sure what to do with my life out of high school I'm interested in being an electrician I'm in the tech center there are a lot of options that I can choose from.

College-bound

I want to be a baker and all I want to do is travel and learn how other country's do it but I'm not sure if its possible.

where would be the best place to go to be one, and is it worth it being one.

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?

I am just starting college and am thinking about pursuing a career in fashion designing or writing (novels, fiction, articles). If anyone from either of these career paths sees this, what does a day to day life look like for you? How did you get started? What education did you receive? Was the...

I'm really loving the book 'Napolean's Buttons', and I adore my Chemistry class that I'm taking in high school this year and I loved high school Biology last year. I have never considered Chemistry in any sort of career ideation, because I assumed it was all about numbers and bad smells and lab...

I am currently in Job Corps getting ready to chose my career. I want to stay in the medical field as my future job, however, I don't feel that CMA is right for me. I like office work, such as paperwork, organizing, etc.. I am still researching what jobs I want to do and I am interested in...

Where would I want to live to make the most money as an electrician?

What kind of education would I need to begin in fashion design?