where & how much their paying an hour?
I would like to find a good paying job in the security field if anyone know any good places let me know.
How much do a pharmacy technician makes ?
I'm taking pharmacy classes and was just wondering how much do they make hourly or annually. .Its a new skill im learning and just wanted to know more about it.
What should I start doing now as a freshman to make sure I’m on track for getting into a good teachers college and earning my teaching degree ?
I am a freshman in high school, wanting to become an elementary teacher, and trying to make the most of my time while in high school.
Does a degree matter over skills in fintech or finance?
Hello, I wanted to ask whether I can break into finance, or fintech without a bachelors degree but with relevant skills and volunteer work
What job suits me best?
Im trying to find a job that fits me best as I am a junior in high school right now, I have done some research but nothing seems to be helping. I learn best with hands on activities and ect and I'm incredibly good with instruction, the jobs I have seen so far is "plumbing", or "electrician." but neither of those are in my interest. I need some serious help as I also have no clue what I am doing right now looking for colleges and not even knowing where I want to go to college or what I want to do.
How do I keep a book's plot organized?
I am 14 and have been trying to write a book in my free time. Every time I go to write, I end up picking a plot change that I think works in that moment, but it's making it harder to continue because I am running out of ideas and don't know how to organize the plot for an entire book.
What are some ways to make money as a 13 yo?
I am 13 years old and want to earn money for a gaming setup, I have no idea how much I will need but I need to start somewhere.
Questions about psychology and psychologists.
So I'm debating on what I want to study after high school (in grade 11) and have recently been interested in psychology. So I have a few questions: (All relating to South Africa) • Psychology: 1. Is Psychology a competitive field to get accepted into? 2. Is it worth getting into psychology in the long run? 3. Is it difficult to get placed to become a psychologist? 4. What do you learn about in University? • Psychologist: 5. Do psychologists get paid well? 6. Is it a safe job to do? (Regarding patients) 7. Is it hard to find a job after studying? 8. Is this job in demand? 9. What is the main component of the job? Note: I have researched this field and job a little- but got many different answers, and haven't done a full-on research session since I'm in the middle of exams, and will do when I'm done.
How much of the work is emotionally draining?
I love reading people and talking to the criminal side seems to be a huge interest of mine. I do get worried how much it will impact me emotionally.
Questions about Psychology and being a psychiatrist.
So I'm debating on what I want to study after high school (in grade 11) and have recently been interested in psychology. So I have a few questions: (All relating to South Africa) • Psychology: (All relating to after finishing med school) 1. Is Psychology a competitive field to get accepted into? 2. Is it worth getting into Psychology in the long run? 3. Is it difficult to get placed to become a psychiatrist? 4. What do you learn in University? • Psychiatrist: 5. Do psychiatrists get paid well? 6. Is it a safe job to do? (Regarding patients) 7. Is it hard to find a job after studying? 8. Is this job in demand? Note: I have researched this field and job a little- but got many different answers, and haven't done a full-on research session since I'm in the middle of exams, and will do when I'm done.
I am an 8th grader living in Hillsborough, New Jersey and I am really interested in being an entrepreneur and starting my own business. However, my goal is to also earn a lot of money, so what steps should I take now to ensure that I can land into a high-paying business job?
All of the advice has to be something that doesn't paying and can be done online.
Which degree should i choose if my one and only priority is highest possible earning?
I'm a student of 12th grade with science major. I'm confident that i can shift to any subject if i work hard. There is also another problem that i am from Dhaka, Bangladesh and if I stay in this country, I won't have a feasible path towards my goal and I don't have that much amount of capital to do a startup or staffs like that. So, I'm looking forward to having abroad scholarships. And I'm confused about choosing a major after my 12th grade. Like, Computer Science, Business Administration, Electric and Electronic engineering etc. I'm mainly confused between these three. Noteworthy, I don't like medicine and I don't wanna study law. I know I can reach my goal through successful entrepreneurship. But, for that I need capital which i can get only through my own career earning cause I don't have that family background. So, among those 3 degrees mainly, which one should i go for if i want the highest possible income? consider that I'm equally good in all these and I equally prefer all these. If you want, you can suggest me about any kind of degree or job other than medicine and law. Now give me a suggestion.
I am a junior in high school and I am interested in going into criminal justice and law?
I am interested in majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology. I am interested in getting more information from people who are in this career and on this career path. Is there any advice you could give for this or related careers? I haven't had the chance to do relevant course work yet but I did get the chance to do an internship with the mayor of my city. City government is not necessarily the career I want to go into but I found it interesting to see how everything runs and the roles that everyone plays in the offices.
How difficult is it to get into vet school compared to med school?
I am currently a freshman attending Churchill high school. I am taking in a health science pathway provided and am currently in principles of health sciences. I am interested in the medical field but really want to become a marine life veterinarian. I’ve heard that vet school is extremely competitive and vets don’t even get paid as much as doctors and those in the medical field. My dream is to work with animals and their heath but I am considering taking the medical pathway instead because it’s more realistic and pays more. I was wondering if I could have some clarification on this subject and what path would I take to become a marine life veterinarian. Also would it be possible to get a bachelors in biology and then decide whether to follow the animal or medical path? And what can I do in high school that will help me get into med/vet school? Any information is greatly appreciated thank you!!