Career As A Career Exploration Specialist

When I answered the questions on career cruising I found that my results were inaccurate as to the career I am interested in. The first career was mechanical engineer. Environmental engineer is the second on list. The career that I am actually interested in Software development and Computer science I did not get the results I was looking for in my career assessment. I will still look for a career in information technology when I enter the workforce but for now I will look into the jobs the field has to offer. I want to become a software developer and work for good software company, I hope it works out that way in the end. I disagree with the survey results because I do not want to become a engineer in those fields, I feel like being an engineer will be to heavy of a weight on my shoulders. Environmental engineer would not fit me because I am not a environmental type of person.

When I was young I wanted to become a teacher; however, that all changed throughout the years. What had motivated me to become a teacher was all the supplies they had like the whiteboards, the markers, and the construction paper. It seemed fun and interesting to me to have all the supplies. I no longer wish to become a teacher. As I grew older I realized that I wanted to do something that has me going to places, seeing new things, speaking with diverse individuals, and for that reason I chose to be involved in Real estate.

Through my research I have found multiple jobs that interest me, but there are two that stick out the most: Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist and Psychiatric Technician. Before researching, I had no idea about these jobs, but now I know good deal about them. After researching, I found out in what settings people in these positions work, how much they make on average annually, what their job entitles, what the education requirements are, what the growth rates for these occupations are. The jobs’ settings are very similar, but their salaries and duties are very different. I was able to find that if one just looks at the average, annual wage for each occupation, Psychiatric Technicians make about $28,000 while Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialists make about $34,000. The growth rate for Rehabilitation Counselors, in general, is faster than Psychiatric Technicians, but only by four percent. The overall tasks of each occupation, however, differ greatly from each other.

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There are so many choices and possibilities for success. You just have to be willing to work hard to accomplish your goals. As an early college student , I wanted to major in Early Childhood Education and changed my mind. Then I decided to pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management . After getting into business, I felt that my passion was still working with Children. Based on my indecisive educational direction , I decided to consult a counselor which was the best decision I made. She referred me to the (INTS) program and I was able to integrate all the classes I had completely from both Early Childhood and Business Management. I am now pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Integrative Studies with a focus in Leadership and Communication Disorder. I would like to continue at Georgia State University and receive my masters in Speech and Language Pathology. I will be given the chance to work with kids and also have the financial stability I need. Based on my vision , I think my life ten years from now will be very fulfilling. Loving and being passionate about your career always brings you joy and satisfaction

Some of my interests include flying and gaming. Two of my aptitudes are computers and technical engineering. Two skills I have are figuring how things work and exploring things I have not done before. Some of the good qualities I have are being kind-hearted, patient and having a good sense of humor.

Most people ponder what they want to do when they become an adult starting at a young age. Some are passionate and have a particular interest while others may take a different path than what they originally thought. However, no matter what career one considers, there will always be thousands to explore. School is an opportunity for young adults to discover what interests them so that they may find a career that leads to happiness.

My first goal after I graduate from Honokaa High School is to go to community college. I am planing on getting my AA in Counseling or Sociology or transferring into a four-year university to get my Bachelor’s degree. With a Sociology degree I would like to enter into Social Work or be a Career Counselor. With a Counseling degree I would like to pursue Marriage and Family Counselor or a career in Conflict Resolution. These degrees, while they are similar, fall into different aspects of helping out people. Counseling is mainly one-on-one and sometimes with a couple. Sociology is more about how groups of people function. I would like to get a degree in either of these subjects because they both can help me get a job helping people, which is

According to the 16 Personality test, my personality type is the defender. I possess the feeling trait and have excellent analytical skills. I have well-developed people skills and strong social relationships. Even though I’m the judging type, I am also receptive to change and new ideas. According to my Career Cruising results, I should become some type of counselor or therapist. Surprisingly, my suggested careers were pretty accurate to what I want to pursue. However, Career Cruising did not hint at any careers in criminal justice or forensic science as it has in previous years. For my Day-on-the-Job, I job shadowed Officer Brian Farlin and Detective Michael Neering to get a sense of working with crime since that has always interested me.

The next major decision I have awaiting me is the choice of a major. I have previously declared biochemistry as a major, but have recently reopened my major on official transcripts. I am currently in enrolled Career Exploration which, in combination with Life Planning and Decision Making, has and will continue to provide me with insight on this upcoming decision. The goal of the career exploration course is to open up my awareness to other interests and major/career options yet explored, and then to funnel this new awareness back down to final decision. My results from the MBTI and CISS have inspired me to explore recreational therapy. I have realized that I value altruism and would like to incorporate that into my major. I also value adventure and would love to be able to travel and/or work outdoors alongside pristine environments. I plan to continue to expand my list of possible majors to about ten. I will then do some research into what types of careers can spawn off of that major. I want to be able to have a vision of what my life would be like ten years down the road if I choose any given major. My happiness as a value has increased in priority as of late since I learned that it takes so much effort to maintain and even more to regain. Because family is such an

Everyone needs to develop skills that will help them in the future. Working to better ourselves, we help better our chances of more enlightening careers. I believe I have developed a certain few of these skills. While working at Ciddici's a pizza place here in downtown I proved such skills.

There was some technical difficulties Tuesday night, so I couldn’t make it to class. Sounds like you had some trouble too! This week we are wrapping up a unit with a unit exam, a writing assignment, and a quiz. The writing assignment is about our possible career choices, we must include four. This new unit is about career exploration, there are many, many careers to choose from. There is a career options worksheet in the dropbox and reading. The four careers we chose can be completely different or similar. There’s many sources we can utilize, websites are the best place for quick and good information. These careers are just suggestions, don’t dismiss them but don’t commit to them either. The best place to start is to brainstorm possible careers

There is no better time than externship to find out what you want to do or where you want to go. The most important part of finding an externship is finding a place where you will have an enlightening experience about what it is like to have a passion for food. It is the first time I will step into a professional kitchen with formal training in culinary arts. I aspire to spend my three months of externship at Restaurant Eve, where I know I will be challenged and leave knowledgeable about a passion for food and staying true to your roots.

I developed an interest in sociology when I first moved to Santa Barbara and started taking my first college course in it. Being fascinated by the many humanitarian and cultural phenomenon the course introduced me to, I decided to take more classes on varying topics pertaining to sociology. I have always liked helping people and trying to understand the world, and the broadness of the subject is what initially drew me in. As I was able to study various groups of people and how everyone is directly or indirectly influenced by society, I started looking at the world differently. I felt as though I had never had the type of insight into my life or the lives of people around me and the new knowledge encouraged me to pursue a degree in the field.

Photography is a subject that connects our eyes with the world by cameras. Many of the beauty in the world is momentary. Photographers are the people who capture the beauty and save it so that it can be viewed by more people and become more useful. There are many different kinds of photographers. They use specific photographing skills and focus on varied fields.