how do I know if a career path is for me?
I sort of asked this in another question but I still don't know when a job is the one for me. i'm in 11th grade but i'm scared i'll chose a career I don't like and it feels like i've never had a career aspect stay for longer than few years my opinion is always changing. I wanted to be a lawyer, then an interior design, then a fashion consultant, a judge, a media executive, someone in cyber security, and now i'm really interested in becoming a microbiologist. I feel like all of these things didn't come out of no where like the lawyer was because I really was into justice, same with cyber security. a fashion consultant because I was in a sewing class. I do feel like my current career I'm on makes the most sense i've always wanted to do something in science and when reading books (Especially sci Fi) I always thought playing around with genetics would be a cool thing and it was interesting, also took a Ag biology course that made me super interested. I'm also adopted and in an attempt to learn more about my family tree and what I got passed down from each parent i've studied genetics but I''m worried i'll spend all this money on a bachelors in it and then realized I hate it or get stuck in a career I hate for the rest of my life? what do I do to know if this is the one for me?
As someone interested in becoming a molecular technologist is it a fun job and what classes should I take to become one?
Hello everyone i'm currently an 11th grader in high school my situation is a bit different as i'm in an early college school so I'm also working towards my associates. I originally was planning on going into cyber security but I recently changed into wanting a career in microbiology. i've been really interested into genetics, cells and science but I'm still on the fence if this is the career for me so what fun things do you do and what type of person is for this job? also what classes should I take right now to shave off college time I get discounts right now for college classes ? finally what colleges do you recommend?
What are the best jobs for someone excels in languages?
I like language studies and excel at it, however I also like maths due to being able to find a structured answer when things get difficult, however I'm much better at English, and find it difficult but it sparks a motivation in me. What job combines the traits of this and for languages such as Spanish and latin learning new things, adapting my ways of thinking, and concise and focused practice.
How do you know what career path to choose?
I want to get a taste of different jobs and what hobbies people do recreationally link to that job, so when I choose my GCSE"s ( exams that universities look at), I know which subjects to choose to open many opportunties to the variety of jobs I'm considering
what are the requirements to start your own bakery/ coffee shop ?
I am still in middle school, but I want to start planning early. Things I would like to know are: 1. How much money will I need to get my business off the ground? 2. Do I need to go to college to get this career? 3. If so, what degree(s) will I need to get? 4. When can I legally begin to make this a legitimate business
Best/Recommended Minor for Corporate Comms Major?
What minor is recommended to pair up with a Corporate Comms major? I was thinking of something in business like marketing, but I am not sure. I want something versatile and "stable" in the long term that can be applied to various industries and maybe even nationally/internationally.
How can my strengths help me reach my career goals?
I am currently working on improving my education and preparing for my future career. My strengths are being hardworking and willing to learn. I would like advice on how to build my skills and career my education and reach my career goals
What are the best ways to excel in any career or lifestyle?
I'm interested in a hands on trade (plastering ,painting) I'm 18 years old and an high-school graduate. I currently attend Job Corp for my certificate in painting. My favorite classes in high school were history, engineering and english. My skills are preciseness, fast paced learner, inclusive, reliability and i'm very goal driven. I stand on morals and principle. I also highly think about my future and my accomplishments. I would prefer advice from people that are experienced, have lots of wisdom, and either been to Job Corp, Knows about JobCorps rules and regulation.
can i make welding a lifetime career?
What is the best way to learn how to weld quicker, what type of jobs are the best and least dangerous, what unions are the best for welding?, can i make welding a lifetime career
how long dose welding take to fully master ?
One thing would be to ask the welding trade teacher, Another would be to watch videos and ask the internet, Next would be to go to school for the trade.
When should international students bring up visa sponsorship during the job search
I'm an international student in my final year of a master's program in the US, and after graduation I'll be on OPT before needing sponsorship. I worry that raising the visa topic too early costs me interviews. When have people here found it best to bring it up — with the recruiter first call, or only after an offer?
I'm 22, years old and I have never had a job before how do I write a resume ?
I have never had a job before and I was wondering if I could get some tips on writing my first resume. My current credentials are I have a high school diploma and I went to college for 3 years.
Career Counseling Firm?
How would I get started as a career counselor with my own firm? I am currently a middle school/ high school counselor.