I want to become a personal trainer and work at my local gyms like Planet Fitness, Gold's Gym, 24 Hours, etc
Then eventually go the solo route. I already workout and know a lot about muscle building, cardio, and diet
Are there any pros and cons to choosing one over the other?
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As I do research ISSA sounds like a scam i see people have problems but im not sure if thats everyone
I'm thinking about going back to college since I got an associate's degree a while ago in something not too serious because at the time, I had to go to college, but now I want to pursue a better paying job.
I'm curious about what jobs I might be able to get. I know it's unlikely to get hired, but I know some places hire with just an associate's degree and might help you get your bachelor's eventually.
I'm wondering if any jobs in the area offer that kind of support here in Ventura. I've heard some say that nurses with only an associate's degree might be less likely to get hired, while others say differently. I'm a bit out of touch with the current job market and could use some advice.
I want to help local businesses in my area get more visibility.
Ive cold called and emailed but how do I get in contact with the owner?
As a small business owner i know you hate these but whats the best way to get in contact with you?
I'm looking into this because I noticed places around me need this and was wondering what daily, weekly, and monthly tasks look like.
I'm just starting and don't know what to offer I know the basics like the same info all around, categories, responding to reviews, and uploading high quality photos and updates.
That's all I know is there more to it? Any advice will help thank you
I'm looking into this because I noticed places around me need this and was wondering what daily, weekly, and monthly tasks look like.
I'm just starting and don't know what to offer I know the basics like the same info all around, categories, responding to reviews, and uploading high quality photos and updates.
That's all I know is there more to it? Any advice will help thank you
I'm 18 about to start college in California I'm in community college undecided and I know I want to make good money but also have a good work-life balance
I hear a lot of people say that a “safe” major is anything in the medical field. I don't have a lot of money I pay bills, insurance, and with a part-time job that's not much saved up for my bachelor's, so I was wondering if you could become a nurse with just an associate’s?
I'd love to hear any advice
I'm 18 from California I know I won't be able to afford my bachelor's degree and was wondering if an associate's degree is worth it? If so what associates degree?
For choosing my degree I honestly am really bad at everything equally so I thought why not put in 100% effort to learn something valuable
What are your personal experiences or advice
Thank you
Hey guys Im 18 male from the United States more specifically California
I'm starting college next week. I don't know what to major in and I know I don't have the money to get a bachelor's, so I was wondering what I could major in that will get me a job with just an associate's. I dont mind doing engineering or majors that are hard
*edit I would like to get my bachelor’s eventually
I've, recently graduated from high school, and plan to attend Ventura College to become a teacher. I'm trying to figure out whether I’d enjoy teaching elementary or high school more.
A little about me:
I’m a pretty patient and relaxed type of person, and I enjoy seeing people grow/improve rather than just understand. I don’t mind explaining things more than once, and I like making sure everyone feels included. I’m still trying to determine whether my personality would be a better fit for teaching younger kids or high school students.
I do have a few questions if you wouldn’t mind answering:
- What did you major in and why?
- How did you figure out which grade level was right for you?
- What’s the job market like in Ventura County right now? Are there subjects that are much easier to get hired in?
- Is it possible to move from teaching elementary to high school? What would the process look like?
- Any advice on the CSET, CBEST, intern programs, or the overall process?
I’d appreciate hearing any type of advice from anyone familiar with the local schools
I’m 18 and just graduated from high school. I plan to go to community college and then transfer, but I’m still confused about what I should major in.
I know I want to become a teacher, but I’m still wondering if I have to major in education or if I could major in something else and still become a teacher in California. I wouldn’t mind majoring in something like finance or engineering since I find that interesting, just to keep my options open in case life takes me in a different direction.
Also, if I start out wanting to teach elementary, could I switch to high school later if I wanted to, or are those completely different paths?
What did you guys major in, and if you could do it over again, would you choose the same thing?
Any advice helps!
Hey everyone, my friend and I are trying to earn some extra money while we handle school and future plans. He’s getting ready to leave for the Marines soon, and I’m saving up for college. We are offering affordable car cleaning services for $40-$80 depending on the vehicle and condition.
We’ll even clean your driveways we have a pressure washer of 1800 psi
We’re reliable, careful with your vehicle, and trying to build up our small side business. If anyone needs a car cleaned, we’d appreciate the support. Feel free to message me for details.
Hey everyone,
I’m 18, and trying to get my foot in the door with a blue collar job. Ideally looking to learn the electrical trade, but honestly down for anything even just a summer job would be awesome.
Right now I have a part time job, but I really want to start working on projects, and learn the trade.
I don't mind on call projects where I don't work all everyday and just pull up when needed.
I know the market is hard right now, so if anyone has any tips on how to get started around here or what steps I should take first, that’s much appreciated.