Career questions tagged counselling
How to be a Psychologist ?
I am a third year student. My hobbies are yoga meditation, out door activities such as hiking. I also love practicing journaling and grounding.
What should I do now i dont wanna go to school anymore buh my parents keep insisting so what now ? tell me your honest opinion thanks?
JUST NEED to prove to my parents that school aint worth it ive pitched some ideas to my parents they dont listen
I am in middle school, and I want to be a lawyer when I grow up. What could I do to support that, or help me in the future?
I am in middle school. I don't know what to do.
After completing my Law graduation, What are my future career options with high potential yields ?
I recently got my graduation degree from my college on completing 5 Year Law course and I am currently pursuing Law Masters Degree with Business Law as my specialization. I have numerous internship experiences including District court, High court, and Canara HSBC Headquarters Gurgaon. I have chosen to go to the corporate sector as I don't have any interest in litigation. I would like to know what future career should I go for in details and why such a path is best for me, all I want is a career path with potential high yield income. #law #career-paths #law-enforcement #help #advice #career #guidance #counselling
How many years of college do I need to partake in to successfully become a Social Worker?
I'm looking to be a social worker for teens who have struggled with past/present issues. Such as abuse, abandonment, mental illnesses, or even suicidal thoughts. I would like to know how many years of schooling after high school I should take to be successful in obtaining this job #social-worker #teens #counselling
Through how many years of Collage/ University does one take to have a doctor degree in psychologist?
#counselling #college-admissions
What's the right job for a future counsellor-wannabe?
I will provide some details of my current situation so I can actually hope for some similarly detailed advice/answers. I completed my undergrad in psychology. After undergrad, I wanted to go into grad school for psychology. But my grades and etc. were not good enough. So I went into a master's program in education as a plan B. I recently finished this master's program. But recently I have made up my mind and decided to pursue a career path into counselling (psychotherapy). However, I hadn't really thought of going into counselling (psychotherapy) before, so I do not have any relevant experience or related degree. I have recently started volunteering in a youth mentorship program and also a hospice program, hoping to gain some relevant experience. I chose those two programs for a strategical reason, of course. But I really wanted to explore those fields and provide emotional support to vulnerable people who are in tough situations (youth at risk and people who are dying). I personally believe volunteering for those two programs is a solid counselling-related experience. (You can disagree and give me some better options if you would like to.) I hope these experiences will help me get into counselling programs I want to start in September 2019. But I also want to gain some professional experience before I start school again in 2019 because as a volunteer you only get 3-4 hours a week and I just have too much time laying around. Ideally, I would like to gain some counselling-related professional experience. However, because I do not have any related experience or degrees at the moment, I can't really gain professional experience directly related to counselling. So my aim right now is to find a position WITHIN the context of the counselling field but not really involving direct counselling. Money is not really a concern of mine at the moment. My parents can temporarily support me just until I go to grad school for counselling. I just want to spend some time working in the field, getting the taste to see whether or not I would like it and also to use it as an experience for my application. I originally wanted to use my M.Ed. to find some jobs related to counselling. But so far all the positions I could find were not really related to counselling as in psychotherapy but more so in career counselling or guidance counselling, which is not I want to pursue. Could anybody suggest me some fields or positions that I could realistically aim for at the moment for some professional experience related to counselling (psychotherapy)? #counselling #psychotherapy #psychology
Career option apart from Doctors and Engineers?
Hello I am Abinesh. I am very much board of selecting Doctor and Engineer. can u help me with any other career options apart from Doctor and Engineer to Pursue which fits to an average Student. #teaching #professor #education #educator #counseling #counselling
Hai. My sister has done her Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engg. Later she joined For a Job in many concerns. To Do UN What is Best Degree to choose
Hai. My sister has done her Diploma in ECE.. Later she joined For a Job and worked in many concerns. At present she works in Education related company as a trainer. She wants to do UG course in part time for her Higher posting. What Degree to Choose. BA Literature or BSC. Pls help to choose. #teaching #teacher #professor #educator #counseling #mentoring #counselling
What type of education do I need to become a counsellor?
Do I need a degree in psychology? Social work? What type of degree do I need for a career in counselling? #psychology #social-work #counselor #counseling #counselling #social-worker
Can a B.tech graduate pursue Law degree also?
My brother has completed his graduation as an engineer. But he is not getting any job in his field. So can He pursue Law degree now? #engineering #engineer #lawyer #counselling #lawyers #it-lawyer
I want to be an IAS officer. Which subject should I take after 10th?
Hi I am class 10 student, my ambition is to become IAS officer. #police #counselling #police-academy #police-field-training