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Hello, I am a student who would like to be a social worker when I get older. I have a project in my English class where I have to learn about a job that might interest me when I get older. How long do most people in this career go to college for? Thank you for your time.

I'm also wondering if some of those can be achieved in associate's degrees, certifications, and short-term trade schools. Not just 4-6 year universities.

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Hello everyone. I am 18 (Italian) and I just got two offers(both remote). One at a 30million dollar company and the other at a startup -The offer at the 30 mil company: 25k€ base+ 10% on all revenue. I don't get the commission if i don't hit my quarter target (for the first one is 45.000€ of...

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How did you know the job you were working was going to be your ultimate career?

I like nursing

I'm interested in going into hair styling, how did you know where you wanted to go to school?