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redneck_cowboy · Newbie Joined: 16 Jun 2008 Posts: 2 Career Advice: +0/-0

hey everyone, im new to the site and have a few questions and am in need of a little advice. first off im 21 years old and right out of high school i started going to community college for a degree in arts. i dropped out and had plans of going to a different college but wanted to take year off..a year later here i am in omaha nebraska where i started attending ITT Tech for a degree in Drafting and Architecture..shortly after i got into the program i realized that i really dont want to be stuck behind a desk all my life im very outdoorsy. my problem is i need to find a career that suits me. i strongly dislike school for im not very smart at all..the only career ive been tossing around is a career in National Game And Parks...does anyone have any information about this career or have any advice for me? thanx i'm looking forward to your replies.

Kody

cv · Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 5:26 am Post subject:

Although education is not the only reason people have a good standard of living, it helps and a lot. In these times of (almost) recession - skills are the real currency. So even if you take the decision to work in the parks, going there without any skills will set you on the first step of a long ladder, education can help you jump a few steps.

Here are a few links that could help you.
Sciences Positions
Office & Administrative Positions
Law Enforcement Positions
Student Positions

redneck_cowboy · Newbie Joined: 16 Jun 2008 Posts: 2 Career Advice: +0/-0

Thank you...i will keep this in mind but i am still very unsure of what i want to do. i know i need to get my butt back in school and i dont have a problem with that its just a matter of knowing what i should be going for is the problem at hand.

lexa10881 · Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 1:09 am Post subject:

Yes, CV gave you some good links to check out there. If you explore them and do a bit of research into careers on your own and cannot find a career path that seems to fit, I strongly encourage you to go to the career center and talk to one of the counselors there. They can help you decide on a career path, maybe by giving you some advice or a career test to try out that might help a bit.

http://www.cvtips.com/stage_1_exploration_life_career_teens.html

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