Randy Said:

How can I get a real professional job ?

We Answered:

Look south of the border, try to contact some recruiter agencies here.

Johnny Said:

Which of these jobs appeals the most to you?

We Answered:

Ok...here I go

*Career counselor - Good if you can read people and especially teenagers. Their grades aren't important, the advice shouild relate to their personality. This is a throw away job as you will never be held accountable, the personal satisfaction rewards are low and the remuneration is low.

*Psychologist - Different types of psychology. Would be very interesting to begin with but may become tedious after a while as basically we all suffer from the same basic problems just presented in slightly differing forms.

*Educational Consultant - lots of dollars. rewarding to help younger kids.

*Special Education Teacher - you need alot of patience. you need to be very strong emotionally and not afraid of physical violence against you from time to time. my partner is a teacher with special needs kids. difficult role but very rewarding personnally.

*Librarian - go to the library and have a look at them! then come back and delete the option!

*Artist - if you are a true artist you don't have to answer the question, you would be out there doing it. so not for you.

*Playwright - why not be a writer if you could be a playwright? Make your millions on books and be a playwright as a pass time!

*Novelist/Poet - as for artist/playwright above

*Editor/Art Director - same as

*Information-Graphics...designer - the way of the future. work for yourself freelance.

*HR Manager - not a hope on this or any other planet. hr people are usually lazy secretaries looking to stir s**t in organisations.

*Merchandise Planner - boring

*Environmental Lawyer - topical. plenty of dollars after a few years out of college and if you went to work for the big corporations.

*Marketer

*Job Analyst - don't bore yourself to death

*Mental Health Counselor - psychologist

*Dietitian/Nutritionist -

*Research - could be interesting, depends on what.

*Architect - difficult and very often thankless job. the money is not as good as it used to be.

*Interpreter/Translator - excellent oppportunity to travel. modern technology for translating is getting better all the time, this job may be obsolete in less than ten years time.

The roles are generally arty, teacher or providing a service. I would go for the followinf two for the following reasons:


*Information-Graphics...designer - the way of the future. work for yourself freelance.
*Environmental Lawyer - topical. plenty of dollars after a few years out of college and if you went to work for the big corporations.

The environment is topical and will be for a long time.
IT will only get bigger and better.

If I had a choice I would go for environmental lawyer.

Hope I could help!!!

J

Beverly Said:

E3 visa holder looking for a change - can anyone help?

We Answered:

Hi, sorry I cant help you with the job, but I am very interested in the process you went through to obtain your E3 visa. Are you Australian? What did you do?
I would appreciate any help you can offer.
Lisa

Alicia Said:

Can I survive after un bearable business loss?

We Answered:

There must be a reason for why you were suspended and your reputation tarnished.

You do in fact need to 'run away' and try and start fresh somewhere else. You're not going to get any jobs where you are living now.

At least you can still afford internet access.

Phillip Said:

What types of jobs or employment do narcoleptics hold?

We Answered:

Have you considered seeing a psychiatrist for medication treatment? There's a terrific med. (sure, it is subjective, but worth a trial) available for narcolepsy. I would recommend seeking some professional help if your narcolepsy disorder has now been impacting your day-to-day living. That is, of course, the operational definition of a 'disorder' to begin with. Good luck! Feel free to email me if you would like more detailed info.

Lillie Said:

How can i apply for a teaching job in canada,presently i'm here in china as educational consultant?

We Answered:

I would call the Ministry of Education in Ottawa. They would be able to help you. You have have to apply for licensure in Canada.