One occupation that could fit me is a librarian. One reason I find this to be a possible fit is that for my multiple intelligence quizzes I scored very high on the verbal/ linguistic intelligence. After reading the description and how to improve my score, I found that many parts of it do apply to me. Within job skills I found that I am able to speak a foreign language, research, listen, proofread, edit, filing, and reporting. Also, within the improving my verbal intelligence question I found that I love to read and try to finish multiple books a week when possible, I enjoy word games and am currently playing one with my friend, and I sometimes read with a dictionary to learn new words. Within my personality, I am conventional which means I like things to be structured and follow a system, much like a library. In the past years, I have volunteered at my school’s library every single lunch in eighth grade where I would shelf, stamp, barcode, and check out books. Although I enjoyed volunteering during my lunches at my library, I have never considered it as a future profession for me. …show more content…
Within my intelligence, I have a mathematical/ logical intelligence which would be good for a job related to math. Also, I enjoy working with children and I already help my siblings with their math homework after school on a weekly basis, so I find that a math teacher or tutor would fit me. Also, family is one of my main values and as a teacher, I would get summers off as well finish work at a more reasonable time. There is also security in being a teacher as teachers will always be needed. Also, being able to speak a foreign language is a useful skill if I plan on becoming a
My job isn't your everyday high school students job. I work at a nursing home in Mooresville called Meadow Lakes. I work as a certified nurses assistant also know as a (CNA) . An nurses assistant is someone who helps the residents complete there everyday tasks such as: getting dress , washing up , going to the bathroom, eating , and much more. I have many task I have to complete while I'm at work each an everyday. I won't say my job is easy because it's not , it can be very difficult sometimes. The hardest thing about my job is loosing someone you get to close to the residents they become family and loosing them is like loosing a loved one. I work on the rehabilitation hall at Meadow lakes and it can be very hard to deal with the
While reading into my results for my personality test I also was able to find jobs that would best suit a person of my personality type. A few that I found in my interest was social
In 2012 nearly 205,000 people were employed as a physical therapist in the United States. The average salary of a physical therapist in 2012 was $79,860 per year. The number of jobs is estimated to grow 36% from 2012-2022. This job of physical therapy involves many and very important tasks to fulfill the needs of their patients. It requires many different educational requirements and you must have strong people skills.
As I was preparing to leave high school and look for a career, I had to make an immense decision. I had to decide what field I wanted to pursue, and how to go about it. I knew I wanted to teach because it offered everything I wanted in a profession including, good benefits, decent pay, the chance to work with children, and the chance to eventually coach High School Football. No other career I found can offer all of these advantages.
Overall, I would love to become an elementary teacher. In fact, I wouldn't mind being a middle school or high school teacher either as long as I get to help my future students become better people, and more importantly, teach them new things. I think I have a fun personality and all of the right qualifications to become a teacher. I plan to attend a four year university when I am done with high school and get my bachelor’s degree in art education (K-12). Then hopefully, after I get a job, I will work towards my master’s degree. Being a teacher is truly what I want to do for the rest of my life.
My characteristics are humanitarian, giving nature, selflessness, obligations, and creative expression. I work well with people, and have potential to inspire. This suggests that I could successfully teach or counsel. This is pretty crazy because that is exactly what I was wanting to do, but I was not completely sure about it. My home and family are likely to be a strongest focus of my life.
As my junior year comes to an end, the time for looking into my future begins. The process for a high school student trying to figure out where they want to go to college and what choices they have for careers and their future can be made much easier by simply doing extensive research. I have looked into multiple colleges and a couple careers I believe I would excel in and enjoy to make sure I am making the right decisions about my future. I have done extensive research on the colleges I am considering, including Kaplan University, The Art Institutes and Sinclair Community College. I have also done extensive research on being a photographer and on being a social worker so that I could consider these occupations for my future career.
Transitioning from high school to college as an engineering major may gave given you the hope of not having to endure yearly written language arts classes. The truth is, however, as an engineer and as an engineering student towards your upperclassman projects, you will be tasked with writing proposals, technical reports, preliminary and critical design reports, status reports, manuals, marketing material, justifications and specifications, and this is only a summarized list. Moreover, depending on the negative impact your product could have if something were to go wrong, your reports, manuals, and instructions should be clear, and not open to ambiguity, in order to prevent misuse.
There are many things you can do in high school that can help you be prepared for college. Like, taking as many math classes as you can the more you take in high school which is payed for the cheaper college will be for you. So, any AP math and science class with help because it counts as a college credit. You should start from an earlier age at doing puzzles and other things that work your brain like reading so you can have easier comprehension skills. So, you can get into high classes in high school. Before picking your career as an engineer you could job shadow and see what you are really getting yourself into or else you might not like it and change in college. If you don't like building or being creative to solve problems engineering is not for you. You can all so prepare
I can know more about human functioning in anatomy lessons. Living creatures especially human are very miraculous and mystical. Second, I can use theories in psychology lessons to explain daily phenomenon. After knowing people’s mood and thoughts, I can make a better response. Moreover, I am creative and like doing arts.
Through my own experiences, and as enforced by others' opinions in the profession, I have found that teaching is one of the most rewarding careers. Not only are you placed in the position of instructing and guiding children and young adults through the life long learning process, but you are able to give back to the schools and communities which have supported your early education and experiences that opened you up to a bright future. In becoming an educator, I hope to someday share the knowledge and lend the helping, supportive hand that I was once given, allowing students to formulate their own perspectives of the multicultural society and world around them. Teaching is a career I have been interested in pursuing throughout high school, and as my experiences and study in the field expands, I feel that my desire to teach will grow stronger and develop more soundly.
There are actually five careers that I am interested in. One of them is a writer, a baker, maybe a general manager, another option is a psychiatrist, and the last one a social worker. A writer because I love to write, even though I’m not good at it, it doesn’t stop me. A baker because I like baking, mainly baking cakes is what I’m good at. A general manager because I’m somewhat an organized person and I like to make sure that things are done accordingly. A psychologist because I think that I can relate to people who have problems that others might not seem to understand. And last a social worker because apparently some test that I took said that I would be good at it.
As I reflect and look at my career journey, I realize that I have not really had a career journey. I have held a few jobs; however, I have not had a job I would consider my career yet. Furthermore, I only worked for a couple of months in each of the jobs I had in the past. Currently, I do not have a job yet, and I realize that I am now 24 years of age and should be starting my way to my career. However, I have not looked into jobs in my career field because I feel as though I am not ready yet to start working in my field.
The first main reason that I have chosen teaching as a profession is because I believe that it’s continuous rewards will help me to lead a happy and fulfilled life. For example, teaching young children is one of the few jobs in which you can give and receive hugs on a daily basis. Children have an innocence and a passion for knowledge that I find amazing and I do not feel complete unless I am around them. Teaching will help provide this fulfillment for me every day. Also, teaching is a job in which it is ok, and even encouraged, to laugh each and every day. I feel that this is important for a person’s well-being and I think that it helps to keep people young and alive. I feel that in many other professions the day-to-day routine would become monotonous and boring, and I do not think that I would live a truly happy and fulfilled life unless I could be around children. I feel that a classroom provides many unique and dynamic opportunities every single day and I find that very appealing. Also, I am a very relationship-oriented person and I feel that I will enjoy building unique relationships with each child. I plan on knowing every child as thoroughly as possible because I feel that this will help me to be better at my job.
Finding a career that is right for a person can be tedious, but by using the Career Explorer program, it helped me find some careers that may suit me. By asking me various questions about interests and what I am good at doing, it was able to generate a couple results. Three stood out to me and they were chartered accountant, environmental specialist, and secondary teacher. Then I also choose to research my dream career which is the job of a dentist. The other results revolved around the subject of math and I think this is due to the fact that I do enjoy math, but I do not enjoy it enough to get a career that revolves around it. Personally I did not think the first two career options suit me well, but I was interested in the statistics behind