Thread: What's Your Job/education?

I work at a colonoscopy clinic (aka: Sucks poop out of people's butts)

hypnosis, that is AWESOME

i go to highschool and ill be graduating maybe next year, im supposed to grad this year though..oh well

I work in a nursing home looking after the elderly. Have been at the same place for four years, but i'm hoping to eventually go into nursing.

It's hard work, and you're half dead after every shift, but it's worth it when someone smiles at you.

btw, unicorn, what's gerontology?

barista

Originally Posted by irishcream

btw, unicorn, what's gerontology?[/b]

It's a branch of science that deals with the health of elderly people. Our studies specifically deal with psychological health.

Massage therapist. I own my a clinic. Lots of fun, but so much hard work.

Im 11th Grader in highshcool, i got excellent grades in drafting, and i have a job at a engeneering firm www.nfsrps.com
I work as a entry level drafter, i love my job, and i make much more money then any other 16 year old i know.
I also build HEPA air filters for the company in the machine shop when i dont have any drafting work to be done, they sell for 6grand a peice.

I'm an LVT - see my profile. After finishing high school, then completing my general education requirements in college, I completed the 2 year veterinary program, took state and national board exams, and obtained my license. My license has to be renewed every year.

Half way through grade ten, good grades think Ill go into psychology later on.

Originally Posted by paperdoll

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I'm jealous.

Originally Posted by paperdoll

Massage therapist. I own my a clinic. Lots of fun, but so much hard work.
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I'm jealous... this is actually my back-up plan if Russian (for some reason) doesn't work out. I'll be graduating in May with my B.A. and hopefully spend a year in Russia starting in late August. When I return, I want to move to Portland, OR and obtain a job as an interpreter, but that depends on how fluent I can become over that year.

Right now I work for our school district doing a bunch of "whatever" jobs that nobody else "has time for" ( = doesn't want to do). Last summer I spent most of my time cleaning phones and making user guides to hand out, and updating computers. Lately I've been making copies and faxing stuff but I'm back to doing user guides right now.... I have a little bit more of a positive attitude (or at least neutral), so we'll see how it goes.

I'm halfway through my junior year in high school. I'm looking at colleges, I can't decide if I want to take over the family business as an attorney or go into psychology, which is what I'd really have more fun doing. Not really looking ahead that much though, just taking it day by day really.

Currently I'm majoring in Biological Engineering at Utah State University. Might switch, though, and go for a bachelor's in Mechanical, and then go do Bio Engineering in grad school.
Anyway, currently I don't have a job (it's difficult to keep a good one when you're bouncing back and forth between school and home every other weekend). I will be starting into some undergrad research this semester, though.

I'm in school, 12th grade. I'm only going to school because I'd get kicked out of the house or face limitations if I did not. My grades are exactly borderline between bad and good enough to complete school, but I don't intend on completing it; I have no need of it, as I do not plan on working the rest of my life until I become retired like the average person.

I'm going to live in the woods this summer (not a permanent house, just wandering around), which will make me less dependant on all of the materialistic shit.

I've been a speech/language therapist for a public school system for 27 years. My favorite students to work with are the special needs children, especially "my babies" (I call them that because they are our youngest students)(three-year olds) that begin school in a developmentally delayed class. I have a Master's degree plus 30 hours above from the University of South Carolina. (Go Gamecocks&#33

I'm studying psychology, english and maths, and I am a part time chef at the moment.

Sound engineer at Riposte Records in Boston. Saving to open my own recording studio. I'm about to get my masters in music production.

I've got a degree in physics (or do you call it a bachelor degree? it lasts five courses at university), and I'm now working in quality assurance of medical equipment: x-rays machines, computer tomography and so.

Wow, Hypnosis. That's hot.

I have no finished education, i wanted to make a living of making 3d animations. and that i managed, im now a Design Engineer for National Oilwell Varco. been there for 2 years now, and i'm 23.

Im currently attending Sinclaire Secondary school, and im in the 9th grade. After I finish highschool, im thinking about either praticing any field of biology, psychology, or becoming a police officer.

I dont have a job. But im looking, its hard because I have no past experience, only volunteer work. I guess thats why noone wants to hire me.

Originally Posted by gonnabeathinker

I dont have a job. But im looking, its hard because I have no past experience, only volunteer work. I guess thats why noone wants to hire me.[/b]

Well, it all depends if your volunteer work has anything to do with the job you're applying for, so don't give up!

Im Not suprised alot of people at this site have really good jobs, i was excpecting it when i saw this forum.

Originally Posted by gonnabeathinker

Im currently attending Sinclaire Secondary school, and im in the 9th grade. After I finish highschool, im thinking about either praticing any field of biology, psychology, or becoming a police officer.[/b]

A word of advice: Pick anything BUT the police officer.
Seriously.
Cops aren't popular, and chances are it will reduce your life expectancy quite a bit. And it's a totally thankless job, you're the one that has to take the blame all the time, and the pay is crap.
go with Bio or Psych. In terms of career openings, I'd say to pick Bio, but both are relatively good.

yah he's right cops get called pigs. and they often are.
Im in highschool.

I used to work in a funeral home parttime...nothing like vacuuming around dead ppl at 8pm on a friday night. and dead babies jokes arn't as funny when you've seen someone carry a dead baby in real life. I totally could have hooked you up with human organs though. in conclusion the job was kvlt.