Summary: A Career As A Career

Unfortunately, the results of the career assessment surveys on www2.careercruising.com did not place my desired career as one of the careers it thought I would be interested in. Another thing the career assessments told me I was primarily a visual learner, but I had a secondary preference for tactile learning as well. However, it gave me a career that correlates with the subject I want to teach as my career, which happens to be mathematics (career: mathematician). This choice can be the match for lighting the fuse for the rocket that is my career path so I can blast off with my career in the future. However, I was a bit disappointed that these surveys did not land me with a “teaching” job, but one thing I can agree on is the fact that it landed me with a math-related career, because math is my favorite subject in school overall. Even so, these results might help me pursue my dream of becoming a middle-school math teacher if I work hard enough. In conclusion, even though some of these surveys’ results don’t match my interests, I can still work hard to prove them otherwise.

The three careers I decided to focus on for my report will be Chemists, Biologists and Biochemical Engineers. These three careers are very similar but different in many ways. They all focus on a study of science from creation.

This book describes skills the individuals need in order to be successful in their career. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is foundation skills, which includes basic skills, thinking skills, and personal qualities. These foundation skills are skills that every individual needs and are used to build on. By having these foundation skills, it will provide a solid foundation to other skills that will benefit the individual in their career of choice. The second part consist of workplace skills, which includes resource, people skills, information, systems, and technology. The workplace skills are skills that employers are looking for and are necessary in every job. In each skill, the book describes the skill and provides a short list of careers that would use this skill. It also explains why employers want this skill and provides a scenario that would help you see how the skill is practice. It also provides ideas on how to work toward each skill in school and what activities are appropriate while practicing the skill.

“Do you know what you want to do when you graduate high school?” My dad asked, “No” I replied, “well it’s about time you start thinking about a career”. I was asked this when I was 13, I had no idea, how am I supposed to know exactly what I wanted to do for the rest of my life at just 13 years old? How does anyone know exactly what they want to be? This question stumped me for several years, I had absolutely no idea, and it wasn’t until 3 years later that finally got an idea. I discovered it one day while listening to my favorite band, I wanted to make music, I wanted to watch the crowd go ballistic while I sang on stage, I wanted to mean something. It occurred to me that I was already decent singer, I just need practice, and a band, and a

There are many decisions an individual has to make in life, and choosing a career is one of the most important decisions he or she can make. Many people struggle with choosing one because of various factors that must be considered before embarking on a career path. Knowledge of self is important because, in order to successfully choose a correct path in life, it is important for the person to know themselves and align their personalities and abilities to what they choose to do. Individuals must set goals for themselves in terms of what they want out of their education and career so that they can make informed decisions pertaining to their lives. Plans must be carefully made if people want a successful career that they feel fulfilled with. My client, Randy, has been through a process of learning about himself, has goals that have been, and will be, fulfilled, and has set clear plans on what he wants out of his career. Randy is a successful athletic trainer because he has taken the time to plan his life out and find a job that best matches his personality and goals.

Junior year I was all gung-ho about going to a college for a rock science; however towards the end of the year, and over the course of the year I had mum speaking to me, telling me, that this really wasn’t a viable career. I was considering this, but, there was also my thoughts on a cinematography career, which I still want to do; however, I don’t necessarily need a degree in editing or whatever, I really can just work my way from the bottom up, Industry. While I cannot predict my future, I thought I wanted something in the industry. However, after my job shadow earlier in the year, I decided to change from that to studying forensics, I decided this after I spent the year on field trips, and time inside a lab… I loved it! I was set on going

My target goal as a performer is primarily to learn as much as I can to reach my full potential as an actor. I aim to gain as much knowledge as I can about acting so that I can better myself and grow, I will never stop learning because I am always in a position where I can grow and bloom even more as an artist. Not only do I want to learn, but I want to immerse myself with like-minded people. As an actor, I desire to surround myself with people who holds the same passion and motivation to become a performer. Being around those people would be highly beneficial to me because no one would slack and everyone would be highly dedicated to whatever we were supposed to be doing. Another goal I have is to have fun and to just relax. Going to college

In order to bridge the gap between where I am now and where I want to go, I will need to continue to flight instruct at Purdue Aviation, LLC and push my students as hard as I can to succeed. The gap obviously won’t just close itself; therefore, I am going to have to work harder than ever before. In order to bridge the gap between where I am as a pilot to what I need to do to become an aviator is to continue to work hard, upgrade when I can, and build seniority so that I can eventually have the pay and lifestyle that I want. Other than just being a flight instructor and working full time, I hope to get some sort of part time job flying a King Air with a company called Metal Technologies based out of Auburn, Indiana (KGWB). If I am able to do this, I will continue to rapidly build hours as an instructor and build multi engine time in the King Air when I am able to get a trip.

As a person who considers themselves creative and fun, being an actor seems quite interesting. My job title would be actor/performer. Actors express various ideas and portray many characters from very different backgrounds, and they try to interpret the writer’s script in a way that entertains or informs the audience (“Summary”). I chose acting as my career because as a kid I always thought acting was interesting and enjoyable. I tend to be a very verbose person at times so it is the perfect career for me. It is important, however, to understand the education or training requirements, skills or talents needed, salary and benefits offered, and the duties for a particular career when making this decision.

I've grown up to realize the question “what do you want to be when you grow up” is more than just saying a career in fact, “what do you want to do when you grow up” would be a better question for the answer that's expected. What you want to be and what you want to do is two different questions “be” is more on the emotional side and “do” has to do with your career. So what I want to be when I grow up is caring, have lots of happiness, and knowledge and what I want to do is become a physical therapist for sports teams such as the Lakers or even the Cowboys. Choosing a career that makes you happy is very important without happiness in what you do it not only makes your job hard it makes life hard. My character, core values, and goals reflect on me wanting to be a physical therapist because I feel like it help me not only be successful in my job but it would be something that motivates me to get out of bed everyday.

I am a competent IT user; I am comfortable using Microsoft word, excel, and power point as well as outlook. I have the used the above for generating reports, writing letter, posters, presentation, project and dissertation writing, emailing, calendar and sourcing information. Also I have worked with several accounting and audit application/software such as Peachtree, QuickBooks, and Adra ACCOUNTS to; impute personal details, contact notes, update risk assessment and care plan, monitor progress and record outcome.

My paper will be about me being a mechanic when i graduate.I believe myself as a hard worker who doesn't mind working in the dirt and grit.I dont mind working out of town.I have the ability to reassemble and disassemble a complex object.The jobs Aircraft cargo handling supervisors,agriculture equipment operator,aircraft structure surfaces rigging,and systems assembler,animal breeders,aquacultural managers, athletes and sports competitors,automotive body and related repairs.these jobs require from no formal education,high school diploma or college degree equivalent.In a assessment I took it states that I am higher than average in active learning,critical thinking,Equipment selection,Equipment maintenance,insulation judgment and decision making,learning strategies,management and financial resources,reading comprehension,repairing,time management and I scored average in mathematics,operation motoring,operation and control.the jobs listed the most were farming,engineering and automotive occupations.on my career occupation list the most recommended is a automotive service technicians.in this job i will identify and fix mechanical problems on motorized vehicles.the mechanic is an important job they fix all the automobiles if it wasn't for them we would be walking or riding on bikes or buy a new car every time 1 breaks.the advantages to being a mechanic you get payed a lot to be a mechanic it is a very good job to make money in.also you get a very good feeling when u fix

As an actress, I have gained skills from the performances and exercises that I have done in the past that impacted my development. The skills that I have acquired throughout prier classes are compromising, creative insight and commitment. While I was working on the improvisation unit as the character Mindy, I worked together in a massive group and during that unit we had different ideas, so I decided to combine everyone’s ideas together and compromise with the whole group, until we were all satisfied with the script and the staging. Another skill that I possess is having creative insight. Back in grade 9, my group and I put our intake on a poem called “Escape”, in this poem that we reenacted, I played as a demon. The poem was about someone who is being chased by a man, but after analyzing the poem. I told my group that we could do it about mental health and about someone who is being haunted by their “demons”. Another skill that I have as an actress is commitment. Commitment is crucial when it comes to acting, putting in time and effort into a play is very important. For the final exam that I had last year which was about 9/11, I played the role as a caucasian girl who had a muslim boyfriend that her parents did not approve of. The play that we had was something that was something that took a lot of time and effort. My group and I would stay afterschool to change up scenes and I would stay up late writing the scenes. It was a lot of commitment that my group and I had to put

Growing up I was never completely positive what I wanted to do with my life as far as a career choice, but I did know that I wanted to help people and have a positive impact on those that I came into contact with. So, it was not long after graduating high school that I became a CNA. I enjoyed everything about my job and always felt that it was a good fit for me, but with every passing day I found myself wanting to learn more. I began going to school in 2015, working towards getting my RN and decided to take an EKG course. Soon thereafter, I discovered that I was in love with the heart muscle and that cardio was my calling. My future goals are to get my RN and work in cardiology. These goals are very expensive ones, especially since I went backwards in life and had not only one, but three children before finishing school. The Dr.Charles Inlow scholarship could help me fulfill my dream of becoming a nurse in cardio because it will relieve some of the stress of paying college expenses, create more opportunities for my family and I to spend quality time, and will also benefit my resume for future applications.

The choices I’ve made in life as far as career aspirations were shaped by my upbringing. As a child my parents were not overbarrings but there was set rules in the household that I followed. My mother was lenient while my father was strict but I did have the freedom to experience things to figure out my likes and dislikes. My parents emphasized the importance of school and its role helping me about financially stable as an adult. Also, my parents stressed the importance of survival and being able to provide for my family in the future. My choices in life and character traits were greatly shaped by my mother. She’s very generous, open-minded and have a great respect of others. She is constantly lending a helping hand to her family members.