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Your future Career.

Grey Wind

Well-Known Member
I'm probably going to go into engineering (or something in the techy area). I had thought about being a teacher but the pay sucks and I don't think I could deal with the kids all the time. I'd go insane. ~470 points for my desired course is attainable and there will hopefully be some good paying engineering jobs once I leave college.
 

SpoinkyPearl

Well-Known Member
I'd love to be both history and language teacher. I'm now at university studying history so I'm pretty close to the career I'd like to have but I just have to pass test to get some language as my side subject and another test to get the teacher program as my another side subject. I'm also studying social studies so I could teach them as well. The language I'm trying to get as my side subject is Swedish since it's another official language here in Finland and the test is easier to pass than English test I've tried few times already. In the beginning of my history studies I wasn't yet sure if I want to be a teacher but now I want to get into that teacher program. Even if I don't do any teaching work in the future, the training won't be waste anyway.
 

julabard

Well-Known Member
I'm an accounts executive in the publishing industry. Great! It alternates between interesting and dull.
 
I would love to be a doctor at one of those children's hospitals. I really want to see if I can help give a kid a second chance at life.

If not at a children's hospital then definitely at one of those cancer centers.

If I don't become a doctor I would probably move on to research.

Wow, That is Amazing.

My Future Career Also Involves Working in The Medical Field and Becoming a Doctor.
I Plan on going to a Four Year College and Major in Nursing and Then to a Medical School.
Im Still Deciding on Which Medical Field Im Going to Take Up, Due to The Fact That The Medical Industry is so Huge.
Whatever I Decide to Take Up, I Just Want to Affect People's Lives in a Positive Way.
 
i would love to be a detective and gonna make that true since what i really to be is out of reach, i wanted to become a singer just singing my heart out is still my dream but i gotta be retlistic id love to be a detective as well ^-^
 

Mr. L 500

YOOM-TAH!
I've always had a passion for game design and game development. I have quite a bit of experience with programming, but as much as I love it, I'm not sure if I want to spend the rest of my life programming. However, I could see myself working as a game designer of some sort, coming up with ideas for games.
But who knows, I've only just started thinking about what I want to do. I still have a few years to decide ;)
 

Everlasting

Everything stays.
I don't really know, as I have to different view of what I want to do later.
I would like to be an archaeologist since I always loved the fossils, dinosaurs and ancient living species. I watched good movies about it when I was younger and I since then love it. However, I'm not always really talented when we talk about sciences (I'm pretty sure we need sciences to be archaeologist) and we talked about it this year and I was completely lost. That's why I'm not really sure if I could make it.
As second choice, I wouldn't bother to be english teacher (as I'm living in Quebec, the main language is french) or some sort of teacher. I'm really good in english, if not the best out of my classmates and it sounds fun to be teacher. THe problem here is the fact that I'm sometimes shy in front of people and I'm still wondering if I could ever talk to an average of thirty students for 200 days of the years.
 
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telivisionhead

Well-Known Member
I have no idea what I wanna have as my career. Last year I wanted to be a directer. When I was in Kindergarden I wanted to be a rock star.
This year I was thinking of being a Parkour artist.
 

DjangoCribbs

Well-Known Member
I have no idea what I wanna have as my career. Last year I wanted to be a directer. When I was in Kindergarden I wanted to be a rock star.
This year I was thinking of being a Parkour artist.

Do you reckon you'll pick a new one for your 7th birthday?
 

ebevan91

Well-Known Member
Most kids I know that were gamers wanted to be game designers. Not a single one of them as an adult is actually a game designer.
 

Cometstarlight

What do I do now?
For a long time, I wanted to be a Marine Biologist. For the longest time, I was taught and I perceived that this was the study of marine animals. That was my life long goal, that or to be a physical therapist, but now it turns out that it was all a lie.

Turns out Marine Biology is strictly the biology of the ocean. Yeah, it sounds simple, but I guess I mispercieved it. It studies the land beneath the ocean, weather effecting it, and all that jazz. The closest it got to actually animals was when a hurricane blew fish into new fisheries.

So, I guess I'm starting to narrow it down now. It terrifies me that I have to decide now on what I want to do for the rest of my life, but I'm in a good class and I'll be praying, so I know it will turn out all right.
I still don't know if I want to do Physical Therapy or not, but now I'm leaning towards Animal Science and stuff. I've always wanted to work with animals and if it's not what I'm called to do, then so be it.
 

ebevan91

Well-Known Member
For a long time, I wanted to be a Marine Biologist. For the longest time, I was taught and I perceived that this was the study of marine animals. That was my life long goal, that or to be a physical therapist, but now it turns out that it was all a lie.

Turns out Marine Biology is strictly the biology of the ocean. Yeah, it sounds simple, but I guess I mispercieved it. It studies the land beneath the ocean, weather effecting it, and all that jazz. The closest it got to actually animals was when a hurricane blew fish into new fisheries.

So, I guess I'm starting to narrow it down now. It terrifies me that I have to decide now on what I want to do for the rest of my life, but I'm in a good class and I'll be praying, so I know it will turn out all right.
I still don't know if I want to do Physical Therapy or not, but now I'm leaning towards Animal Science and stuff. I've always wanted to work with animals and if it's not what I'm called to do, then so be it.

Well you could always move to the coast if you get a job offer after becoming a marine biologist. I plan to apply to places across the country once I get out of college.
 

Fuelh

New Member
I want to become an Engineer.
Well, I am sort of on the track to gaining my futre career plan, I am currently doing an Apprenticeship for Engineering and I have nearly finished my first year out of 4 years.
 
I'm studying to be an equine veterinarian, so a vet specialising in horses.
It is where my heart truely lies
 

Electricbluewolf

*pours beans down the waterslide*
I'm studying to be an equine veterinarian, so a vet specialising in horses.
It is where my heart truely lies


A genuine (and none sarcastic) good luck with that n_n I would love to work to rehabilitate abused horses, but I'm probably going to go into animal hydrotherapy. I would want to work with the bigger horses, such as Suffolk Punch.

Are you going to work in any area in particular? Or just general?
 

xXCobalionXx

Cobalion. Yeah.
i have no idea how I'm gonna make it, but I'm gonna play Pokemon games for a living.
Nah, just kidding. I actually want to be an engineer...Break a couple of fingas and toes.
 

Silent_Vibrava

Fanfiction Writer
I hope to one day become a nanotechnologist. I hope to use nanotechnology to find techniques and methods that make it possible to build advanced technologies out of simple, organic materials one can find anywhere on the planet and beyond. That way, technology is not only biodegradable but people in nations without a lot of resources can easily create an oasis from the dirt beneath them. It is my life mission, and I cannot imagine myself doing anything else. The fortunate thing is that it isn't a far off reality. I'm starting undergrad work in a nanotechnology lab learning how to work some machines that allow one to move atoms around one-by-one. I'm slowly but surely getting there. And I still have time as I'm only twenty-one.
 
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