i wanna be an Enocunter Specialist- GOOD CAREER?
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sure but u have to kill 84 people, to make a new record\nall the best
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Well - maybe you want to increase your investigation skills and specialize in a different safety-oriented area is a thought.  Also, that you feel it is time to move into a different field, all the while remaining in a peace officer position because of your love for the job
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If that is what you have your heart set on...do it.  Don't listen to what other people say.  Do what you wanna do.  \n\nOnce qualified, there are a number of specialist areas of in which Dietitians may work. \nExamples of these include:\n\n- Paediatrics\n- Community Dietetics \n- Nutrition of the Elderly Person\n- Oncology\n- Mental Health \n\nDoes any of them sound interesting to YOU?
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Yes, it's an excellent career, but you must go to shcool for 6-8 years, depending on how many credit hours you take.\nPay is 70,000.00 and up, with some experience.  Start at your local community college, it's cheaper, then transfer to a university.  Good luck!
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yes, you do have a good future if u choose commerce.Be positive all time.\nAfter +2, there are various courses like chartered accountancy,etc.You may also prepare for foundation courses of professional examinations like CA, etc during +2.\nAbove all, if you succeed in business, all other professionals are only there to do service to YOU.
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Either Psychology or Psychiatry are your best bets. It depends on how much close contact you want with those you are working with. In Psychology you'll have more book study time and learning about the mind in general, but as a Psychiatrist you'll have time to work with individual patients on their problems. Also keep the ideas of Counsellor, Social worker, or Therapist on your mind. The best thing to do would be to talk to an expert career finder. Hey, you may end up doing that for a living yourself! There are plenty of job opportunities open for people who like to help, I'm sure you'll find what fits you best if you look into it.
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An excellent career.  Some places to work are the World Bank, The IMF, The OECS.....consultancy to governments and/or NGO's.   \n\nDepending on the organization, the salaries vary......but Ecomnomists are very 'comfortable' .
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I would imagine that most of the places that would utilize your specialities are either Government Agencies or these sites might be a good start.\n\nMany of these sites will send you email notifications for jobs that meet your criteria or you can subscribe to RSS feeds which you can read in an RSS Reader.
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1) Any job is good. It is determined according to the way that you look at.\n2) If you have a degree or any other special professional qualifications , you can join with my company.
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If you wouldn't mind travelling, a Forest Park Ranger would be a great career. While you won't get rich in this profession, sometimes doing a job you enjoy is more important. While you might not be able to avoid paperwork completely, you have plenty of opportunity to spend time in the woods. \n\nThe Army is another option, but not the most popular choice.
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Depends on your interest.....If interested in Medicine go for Bi.P.C or else MPC.....but dont go for others..
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With your background you can get into anything. Have you thought about going into market research in the consumer products industry? Companies like Unilever PLC, Pfizer etc pay very well. Check out......http://www.unilever.co.za/\n\nYou can also go into banking, consulting etc.
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umm... you can do anything except highly specialised fields such as medicine, veterinary science... also a highly scientific research role might be out. otherwise though anything....\n\njournalism would be no problem, but its hard to get into - you need contacts and REALLY good writing skills. so long as you can write well, you'll be fine probably. work as much as poss on extra writing,  editing uni magazines etc.
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Science qualifications are a big bonus, you don't have to have a degree in Zoology, but it would probably be a good idea to study it because you'd find it interesting!\n\nThe thing you're going to need most though is determination - there are hundreds and hundreds of people going after just a few jobs. Do everything you can to get experience in school and university - volunteer for everything going, at your local park, nature centre, zoo, go on overseas expeditions. \nIt's also probably a good idea to get some media experience - join the student paper, radio or tv station if your uni has one.\n\nGood luck! (I'll be fighting you for those jobs all the way!)
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It was really nice of you to think of becoming a professional in this field. Go for it and make yourself competent. Good Luck!
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1.Decide what you want to do in life and research all the options on those two then decide whic of the opportunities suits you best based on yourself and preferences.\n2.I like Mass Comm though since you need to know a lot of things .You could try be a bizz reporter that way you incorporate both.If a pathosociologist could get work in a police department and end up looking at forensic departments why not you taking Mass Comm and become a bizz journalist.\nAnd who knows your mass comm knowleedge could be applied in marketing or public relations companies.
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Being in the communications field for some time, I can tell you for sure that opportunities are there that you can't even imagine.\n\nLet me start off by telling you that your experience level as a whole is low but, you are in the right place. Ultimately, you need to be thinking in terms of an IT director type position. Part of that direction requires some management experience that only comes with management experience... Weird huh? lol!\nMany of the people I work with, only have a A+ certification but know much more about the computer world (as many do today). In business, an in depth understanding of WAN/LAN is large and, although many network people are admitted experts they only have one piece of the puzzle. You will need to build beyond that mentality in order to expand in the business.\n\nFor example, when a network technician tells me that they have insured, or know they have redundancy my first question is whether it's electronic or physical or both? If they are aware of layer one (physical layer) they have a notch up on the competition. If they have any OSP knowledge they make themselves more valuable. \nThe reaction speaks volumes for the person! Also, today's environment puts IT and Telecommunications in the same boat. May not be good but it's reality. IT people have a hard time wondering where teleco starts and the network begins and the other way around. A solid IT professional will have a good grasp on the in and outs of telecom and network.