Woodside, CA

During busy work periods or times of inconsistent supply, a chef may find themselves limited on the ingredients they have available. They can use their problem-solving and creative skills to make substitutions where necessary. Many chefs enjoy the excitement that this quick thinking provides.

high school diploma or GED, but many seek formal culinary arts training and earn a certificate or a degree at a vocational college or private art institute. For example, the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) offers a certificate, associate's, bachelor's, and master's degree.

I´m a San Jose Job Corps student and Iḿ studying culinary

Hello my name is Naomi,

When do you feel like you're done with that trade?

Hi, I'm a san jose job corps student, studying Culinary.

im 16 with not much money to my name so how much will I need to ask for from the bank and how much of that can I make up myself

I'm currently 16 hoping to bring a new dining experience to people that I can relate to.

I'm a San Jose Job Corps student, studying culinary to become a Chef

Is the environment good or bad?

Trying to get information like this to help me understand what I will be dealing with

Do I need years of training?

I know I want to be a travel nurse but I’m not quite sure which field I should specialize in. I love kids but would it be hard to see sick children constantly? I also love human psychology so would a psychiatric nurse be a better fit for me?

I am a high school senior that is applying to very selective schools. I have high grades and many extracurriculars, but don’t all the other students? What do you think can make one stand out to a school?

I feel like college is so far away but I still need to choose what to study but I don't know how to choose or what to choose. Also I don't know what interests me exactly or what I want to do with my life.

what is the ratios

in the NHRA somthing that you enjoy and some you personally you what to see improved

I want to know what the biggest likes and dislikes of being a medical admin are because nothing really comes to mind when I think of it.

What hospital are you working for and what was the interview process like for you? How long did it take for you to get started at your current job?

Are there any skills that I should know that nursing school doesn't teach you?

I want to go into the Medical Administration field after finishing my job training program, and I'm curious about what a regular day on the job is like.

I just want to know the typical schedule of a nurse. Do you work nights? Are you allowed to choose what time of day you want to work?Is it easier to work overnight or during the day for you?

I've heard that there are many options open like working in OBGYN or Pediatrics or even in Dentistry and Aesthetics.

What part of the sonography/ultrasound program was/is the most challenging?

Is the training program for ultrasound/sonography easier than nursing?

i have always been interested in the drag racing seen sens I was little so the main question is who do I contact to try and get into the nhra world

For admission to the State of California's ultrasound/ sonogram technician program, with only my associate degree in Multimedia Arts and completion of prerequisites including Physics, Anatomy, and Physiology, and experience as a medical administrative assistant?