Solid question how did anyone get started as a bookkeeper and how hard is it I took accounting in highschool but that was since 2018-2019 when I graduated. I'm trying to self study once more but it's basically making my head hurt mentally.
There's a registered nurse apprenticeship at the technical college, has anyone done this type of work and how bad is becoming a registered nurse?Hours, home time, over time, benefits and pay. Details if you can or one words.
I need an honest opinion here for everyone working in blue collar, how hard is it on your body and how hard is it to get into. I've been debating on my future career and I haven't decided on anything quite yet.
I'm 25 years old, and I have been noticing that my body isn't in the best shape and I'm not meaning physically fit ( it's not) but I want to start being healthier, my diet has been trash and I hardly ever done anything physical ( since highschool I'm ashamed of myself really). I would like advice on how to start becoming healthier physically and mentally.
So I'm a 5'4 woman looking to be in a possible blue collar career due to my indecisiveness, been out of school since 2019 and just went to work rather than a college degree.
It's 2026 and I moved states back in 2024 and can not land a job for nothing, but I wanted to start a career.
My question is this for my height and basically someone who stayed inside most of the time, would a blue collar job be worth it?
I'm 25 unemployed and no college degree, would an apprenticeship working in automotive/ diesel mechanic be a solid choice? I mean with this job market..it's difficult to even find a job