Career

The difficulties of stepping into the adult world are now having to decide what you are going to do with the rest of your life. The first hurdle to step over is what career interests you most. But not only that, what will you enjoy doing every day for the rest of your life. Furthermore, you need to decide where you think you might enjoy studying. Where your grades will be accepted, where you will feel accepted and whether or not they offer your degree. The second biggest hurdle to jump over is deciding

When you hear of the word ‘’career’’ it makes you think of some of your long term goals in life. A career is a pursuit, occupation, profession you choose to take in life. My career of choice would be a profession that deals with being a caregiver, it doesn’t matter the age group. I want to be a caregiver because not only are you helping someone in need out, your also putting a smile on their face. I just love being able to help others and to make a change. When I was a little girl my grandfather

Finding a career is a long process for some people, but it comes naturally to others. You think about what you want to be when you’re in kindergarten, when your imagination is running wild and you think every possibility is an actuality. As I have matured, I realized what career I choose is something that I love and will enjoy doing for the rest of my life which for me is to be a physical therapist. My career choice didn’t cross my mind until my senior year. Other kids would always talk about becoming

A Career as a Firefighter A career as a firefighter can be exciting, physically demanding and emotionally challenging. To become a firefighter, one must stay physically fit, mentally stable and be willing to serve the public in the community where one is stationed. Firefighters are well liked and have a good reputation. People everywhere smile when they think of firefighters. From the time children are old enough to see out of a car window, or become aware of the sound of a siren and know it’s meaning

There are many careers that are suitable for students with a degree in biology. One career that requires a biology degree is zoology. Zoology is the study of animals and their interactions in the ecosystem, in their natural habitats, or in captivity. They work primarily for wildlife centers, zoos, wildlife parks, and aquariums. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, zoologists specifically study the animal’s physical characteristics, diets, behaviors, and the impact humans have on them. Their

What is a career? A literal dictionary of the word defines as an occupation undertaken for a significant period of a person’s life and with opportunities for progress. Before college, I always confused myself between the words “career” and “job”. Nowadays, there are still many individuals out in the field yet still can’t clearly distinguish those two similar words. After completing my first year of college, I have gained a better understanding between the words “career” and “job”. I believe a job

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

My research paper investigates the career I want to pursue and the basic trajectories as lawyers. I want to pursue being a lawyer because I share the same personal qualities and values as one. I am also interested in the salary a lawyer makes. A lawyer makes anywhere from 55-180,000 a year depending on who a lawyer works under(if at all) and how many hours a lawyer works. Job opportunities are most commonly found in Florida but the salary in New York is higher by $20,270 annually. In Illinois,

When it comes to choosing a career path there are various questions one must consider. What do I want to do for the rest of my life? How much money will I make? What population will I work with? What kind of skills will I need? For me, I knew very early on that I wanted a career that focused on helping people. This budding interest to help others, coupled with the suicide of a close childhood friend is what lead me to pursue a career in social work. After starting the BSW program here at Wayne State

Careers had always been the number priority in my mind since I was a kid. I wanted to grow up fast and get a career as a lawyer. I never thought about the educational part of it. When I had graduated from Elementary and Middle School, I thought it was nothing. Being in school was easy, so I never understood why people dropped out or they never got to pursue their dreams. It wasn’t until high school that things started to slowly fall apart. I did not have any short or long goals to work towards,