I am getting older now and my parents keep nagging me to determine what I am going to be when I’m older so I need some help. I found some really cool jobs like underwater welding but there are no universities for it so that’s out of the list. Can you please list some for me?
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Jobs in the medical field are not limited to nurses and other doctors but there is yet another profession that is highly rewarding in Canada and this is pharmacist. It is one among those careers that pays well. One needs to be a registered pharmacist in the country before he or she begins to work as a pharmacist. One needs to possess a degree in pharmacy either from Canadian university or equivalent.
Being a pharmacist calls for lots of responsibilities as the pharmacist are those individuals who have to take care of every aspect of patient before dispensing any medicine. Pharmacists are in huge demand from hospitals to private and local pharmacies and are paid extremely well according to the number of hours worked.
Some will tell you to ‘follow your heart’, whatever that means… Or, go with what you love – hard for the young. What grabs your interest? What do you daydream about, talk to friends about or ‘lose yourself’ thinking about? List them, look them up on google, find jobs that work with (whatever it is), support it or sell it. Any of these answers will put you in the process of making, using or making money off something you think is cool, fascinating or worth your own time. The combination of your interest (which is key) and other people paying money for it will be a good bet. Once you have 2-3 things to look into, find out what education/experience it takes to get involved. Then live/breathe it for a couple of quarters before deciding if it’s a good choice.
You can get experience such as welding with no skills if you get an apprenticeship at a camp in Alberta. Work is probably sh*t but the pay is amazing. Doing that for a year could open some opportunities for you.
Source(s): 22 and in the same boat