My Personal Experience : My Career Experience

One of my personal experiences that I had was when my family decided to move from New Jersey to Florida. I never planned on moving with them but my mother basically forced me into moving with them. It wasn’t really all that moving stuff because the new house was actually pretty nice, it was just I had all my friends there and I was doing well in school. Nothing I said convinced my mother so after a week of packing we was off to Florida. The first week being there was a horrible week. Nothing was going right for me, I missed the school bus for a whole week, dropped my milk on my new shoes, and tripped over nothing in lunch. It was just trying to move back but parents always have this life lesson speech about trying to make new friends and try to get used to being here until we move again. It’s been about a month since we moved to Florida and I met about zero friends but I got used to living here since I’ve found something that interested me as an after school hobby and that was fishing. There’s barley any lakes or ponds in New Jersey so fishing wasn’t really something you do as a time waster. I usually fished right after I got home but on that day it was rainy and it wasn’t really a good time to fish so I just decided to practice my free shots until it started raining hard. I think I was outside for about 20minutes and suddenly a couple kids from my new school asked if they can shoot

Having the experience of working with people in need of care, as well as including the

Work schedules can be erratic. Psychologists are often on call and find they must deal with a patient and his or her problems when it is least convenient for them. In addition, to fully meet the needs of clients, those in the psychology field often have to maintain night and weekend

As a child, my parents signed me up for the Boys and Girls Club summer camp. The composition of this summer camp was not like those of the summer camps that I had originally gone to, such as those focused on math and science, composed of children who were predicted to be successful scientists or engineers, it was composed mainly of low income children who had experiences that differed from my own as a child of middle-class parents. Initially, I felt like a complete outsider. Yet, as time subsided I realized that I had to face the challenges associated with developing relationships with people who have diverse perspectives and backgrounds. I learned how to effectively work with diverse groups through completing service projects and team-building

During my childhood and teenage years I have aspired to use my own understanding and adversity to help others. This lead me to my main objective of studying and majoring in psychology. The fascination of entering the world of psychology began when I realized I could use my personal experiences to help others who are struggling with the same obstacles. I want my patients to know that their problems have a solution, and more importantly, that I will do my best to help them find answers to those problems.

On most Tuesdays, freshman Amanda Moeller tries to wake up around 5 AM to have a decent breakfast, study her scriptures, and get ready for her first class. December 5, however, didn’t start out quite as she planned it. With the time reading 6:10 AM on her alarm clock, Moeller had to forgo her typical schedule just to make it to class on time.

I feel that my past personal and professional experience make me a quality candidate because I have two years of professional experience working with children. I also have been babysitting since I was 14 years old. For volunteer work I have earned 90 hours volunteering at Westdale Elementary school in Saginaw helping students with reading in writing skills. I have also volunteered through my tennis community teaching children how to play tennis along with learning leadership skills. I truly enjoy working with children and being a positive example.

Trying to manage multiple personalities; such as various mental illness, learner’s stance of field placement, trying to figure out my professional identity, and resourcing and networking. However, these obstacles became more underwhelming; through my intern entry level, by understanding and identifying with my role, by shadowing other experienced counselors, by attending training and seminars, and by becoming engaged and involved in the agency setting.

In this essay I will examine my current skills within my previous studies and work experiences. I will describe how I may apply them to any possible future careers as well as discuss my career interests, capabilities, education, work and volunteering experiences. This will enable me to broaden my search into my future career path, as well aid me in my search for training opportunities.

My overall academic experience has been amazing. I have settled in very well from being a transfer. It is very different than my old school but I like new and this college has been good so far. I am finally learning how to juggle my crazy schedule with all my class, practice and work. It gets so busy at times but then I make a time some days that I just dedicate to me doing nothing because I just need to slow down and relax. As for my classes, they are going really well and I think my favorite one is Earth Environment (GY101) just because of how awesome my professor is. He always tells awesome stories just because he has been through so much when he was in the military. When he tells those stories I picture what’s happening and I can relate it to the material better and that’s what I like about him and the class.

Waking up in an unfamiliar classroom full of strangers sure is an interesting way to start the first week of summer. My eyes peeled open as I looked over at my phone...6:30 am?! In this moment, I felt confused and misplaced. My phone had said it was 6:30 am on Monday, June 21st. In the span in about 5 seconds, I had so many questions for myself. Isn’t it summer? Why am I being woken up right now? I opened my eyes fully and looked around my sleeping space. Hold on a second...where am I?! I peaked around the room, saw air mattresses lining the floor of a school classroom, and saw my best friend sleeping in the mattress next to mine. I finally made the connection. It was my first day working in my Mission Trip group!

It was the cold of January. We had just gotten back to school after the short, but still sweet, winter break. The first few days were a blast of course. But as time moved on, I quickly realized how bored I had become with my life. I had fallen into a routine almost as strict as a soldier standing guard a fortress. I woke up, went to school, came home, and went to sleep, just to do the same thing the next day. Sitting and contemplating for hours about possible new hobbies became my speciality. Yet, even with all of the thoughts, nothing new sparked interest in my mind. This was until my Drama teacher brought something to my attention.

In this paper, I will illustrate my personal experience within the past few months by using my individual creations—i.e. dreams, active imaginings, and a few paintings. This experience is an ongoing process that allows me to look at the images carefully, take note of my feelings, journal freely, reflect, and analyze my creations and process using basic Jungian concepts, ultimately noticing the changes in myself.

I would say that during my elementary years, I had a pretty good childhood. One of my highlights of this time was spending a lot of my time with my childhood best friend. My mind fills with memories about of all the times I spent with her when I recollect. In particular, one of these memories made me learn an important life lesson. If this time in my life never happened, I could definitely say my life would be very different now.

I was finishing high school and I had two options at hands to focus my professional career: a double degree in Law and business, or something creative and also related to business, but more specific. I joined a degree in food and beverage management to go further in my passion for food and at the same time develop my interest in the business and management area. I chose creativity, but I always felt that I wanted more. For example, when I heard my friends discussing and arguing about why the demand of houses was so high that the price would never fall again, I wanted to join that discussions and be in those classes too; But in my mind I had other type of questions that I also felt curious about: Why garlic comes first instead of onions?