Unit 5 Career Exploration

The career I chose to undertake as my profession is that of a mechanical engineer. Why do I want to become a mechanical engineer? Well, for starters, I would be able to design, build and possibly repair many various machines and other technologies that are complex. These technologies can range from being already in use on a global scale to new, futuristic designs that are highly technical. Also, this career includes being a sort of jack-of-all-trades, where I would possess knowledge in mathematics, physics, etc. Finally, this career offers me the chance to expand outside my immediate area since mechanical engineers are well desired around the globe as well.

I love working with people and helping them with their computer needs. I see the opportunity to expand my skills and broaden my experience while continuing to make a difference at JMARK.

My future career goal is to finish my bachelor degree then pursue internship during my junior and senior year. The next step I would seek out entry level jobs before I start looking for a human resource position then working myself up to a management position. In addition, to working in a human resource management position for a few years I will go after my certifications to set me apart from competition during the hiring process.

You and a friend are planning a trip to a high altitude location five time zones away, to mountain climb for a week. The temperature will be below freezing much of the time. What precautions should you consider for the trip? Consider the different foods and liquids you should take for this type of trip.

College students do not meet current qualifications to land a job in their career of choice. This is because students lack in areas that are not always implemented in college such as critical thinking, problem-solving skills as well as communication and interpersonal skills to name just a few skills college students do not encompass. College students who do have the required skills to take on a professional job after graduation are more likely to be more successful. However, since most students lack in these skill areas, it is assumed by employers that they do not have enough experience to take on a large role resorting to part-time jobs and underemployment. Students must then figure out a way to make the last four years at college count by

Currently I am still unsure of what career path I would like to take in life, but ever since I was young I have always wanted to serve in someway for my country/state/community. With that being said, if I were to choose criminal justice for a career path I would want to obtain a job at a local level. With working in a local police department the duties are arresting law violators, performing routine patrol, investigating crimes, providing crowd and traffic control, enforcing traffic laws, and issuing special licenses and permits.

There was a point in my life where I felt like I had nothing. I had been kicked out, had no job, and wasn’t even sure if I wanted to attend college. Even though I struggled, through determination and hard work, I excelled far above what could’ve been expected and threw myself into photography and journalism. An insurmountable amount of effort has gone into the career I’ve always wished for . Soon, my career is going to change my life and others. My career is going to enable me to practice my craft and do what I am passionate about professionally.The general public will become better informed as I will strive to always share the truth. Thought provoking and unique content is the only thing I plan on putting out..

Whether or not you know which career path you will be headed down, college is a rather terrifying journey to begin and the concept is made even more daunting when you realize that you are on your own. I, myself, have already come to terms with this fright, but that by no means makes it any less of a challenge to deal with. To make my experience less of a fumble through a dark room, so to speak, I chose a career path to help light my way that I know I will love; Design. Now, I have dabbled in the arts my entire life, from teaching myself the basic anatomy of animals to how to blend colored pencils and shade with a pen. However, that does not make me a professional, not by a long shot. Taking these design classes, especially Design 183, I hope

In my years of high school, I found interest in engineering. My career choice would have to be an architect because I want to write the instructions on building things that need to be assembled. An architect is someone that does the designs and planning for structures. I am the person in my family who everyone goes to if something needs to be put together. The only problem with these instructions is that they are not specific enough with the directions. This in turn brought an interest to me because I want everyone to be able to understand what he or she are doing and not have to make many mistakes.

Christine Gregoire said the famous quote, “Education is the foundation upon which we build our future.” It is because of this premise that I have chosen my career path. I don’t want to be a bystander of what the future holds. I want to participate in its creation. Education gives me that chance - that choice - to be more than just a witness of our future. In other words, teaching is a method by which a single person can influence a room full of bright minds to be more than just bystanders. That is how the future is made.

Though I am a woman and I have felt the call to have my career path be one that works to expand and bring love to the kingdom of Heaven, I believed that women didn't belong in leading the church. My family has moved around a lot and attended numberless different churches, none of which allowed women to be head preachers or even speak much outside of reading a verses every once in a while. All around me it wasn't ok, I did not know why, I just knew that was the way it was. I did not question it, I just took it as fact without figuring out why or any of my own beliefs on the matter.

My goal for my future career path would be a psychologist. Currently, I am leaning more towards working with children and at-risk youth to help them with potential mental illnesses. It’s been a dream of mine for a long time to help other’s that are battling with internal problems. I’m not sure if I would like to take my degree and become a therapist or strive further to become a psychologist. After completing research for the code of ethics in Psychology I was shocked that it’s so many rules and regulation. I feel this was important for me to be aware of this before I graduate with my degree.

Career Objective: I would like to get experience in the working field and learn some valuable skills that will help me down the road some day. I would also like to generate income to help me save money for my own car and eventually university once I finish high school.

My career goal is to become a computer (hardware) engineer. To go to college and get a bachelors degree in the computer field. I have chosen this career because ever since a young age I have loved to play games and spend time on the computer. I eventually got interested in how computers work from the inside, how each component is important and makes the system work. I believe I will succeed because of the determination I have to work in this field. I overall enjoy computers and making them peaks my interest. Some experiences I have had to influence my career is building computers. I have installed every part of a computer many times over, from upgrading parts to fixing broken ones. It is a great feeling after actually building a system, turning

Career development is a process of forming an identity in your career or work environment (McKay, 2016). Career development include exploring various occupations, obtaining an education and training, and pursuing career advancement (McKay, 2016). Once you have decided on a career path and completed your formal education, you can search for work in the job market. There are many resources to research work. Furthermore, you must develop a brand or identify of who you are in terms of your education, work experience, work ethic, goals, and accomplishment. Building a resume is another important part of career development. Finally, being prepared to present yourself for an interview process. Career development