Lambertville, New Jersey

I am looking for a career that involves working with children in some way, but is not teaching or in the medical field. I enjoy working with kids and am very good at it, however am struggling to find a field of study fit for me. Any ideas would be much appreciated!!

Are there any steps I need to take, and I would prefer to do this under the guidance of a professional so how would I find one?

I'm currently in 10th grade and interested in biology. I want to partner with somebody like a professor or scientist to conduct or help them with research. Does anyone have some tips/info on how to do this?

I'm going to my freshman year of college next year and I don't really know what to study or how to begin project management.

I thought Psychiatry was the one for me, but I don't think I could handle med school, unfortunately. I feel very lost.

I am planning on going to a local part 91 flight school but wanted advice on how college process works for this career path.

Most people around me talk bout medical school being hard or dropping out after barely passing the M-cap but is there a specific major that could give you an upper hand in this process?

can i learn two skills in same time ?

how can that as an individual can benefit from that business

I am currently a consultanting analyst for the home health and hospice space. I want to be able to progress in this industry, what can be some lateral jobs moves I can make