I want a new career but don't know what to do. where can i get advice?

Answer 1

in the NHS as a nurse you will always be needed

Answer 2

I would recommend going through the following steps:

1. Do some self-introspection and take some career interest tests to help you articulate what truly interests you.
2. Start networking and talking to people in careers that may meet the interests you identified
3. Make informed decision on which career you want based on this research and execute a career search

There is a presentation that I delivered to alumni of Georgetown University that can be accessed for free at:

http://www.careernextstep.com/downloads/Georgetown_Teleclass_Presentation.pdf

The presentation walks through the typical process that you need to follow to execute a successful career transition.

Also, if you are interested in good career resources (both free and fee-based), you can check out a listing of the best career resources at:

http://wiki.rymx.com/index.php/Best_of_Career_Resources

Hope this helps!

Answer 3

Marry a prince, since that is relevant to the Royalty section and will stop all these people telling you the question is in the wrong section! Ooh unless you are in fact a member of the Royal family looking for a new career, in which case I would recommend going to your local job centre and seeing what advice they give you. Good luck!

Answer 4

Forget a career. The U S economy is sliding into an irreversable morass that will last quite a while. Instead, quickly set aside some rice, beans and water. GOOGLE: "100 Items"

Answer 5

I would begin with a career interest inventory. It's a test that assesses your interests and aptitude. I believe www.SimilarMinds.com has one. You can find several for free online. I would also think about what qualities, pay, benefits and challenges you desire, and what interests you. Research careers that sound interesting: look at training, responsibilities, salary, and job outlook. Make sure that whatever you pick is something you enjoy, something that meets your needs. Happy hunting!

Answer 6

You could try the Learndirect Advice Line, they can give you advice on all sorts of careers and what training you may need for them. They also have a database of learnings centre where you could get the training from.

Answer 7

if you went to college. check with that college again the career center may be able to help you out. they see young people everday who im sure are more clueless than you.

Answer 8

www.monsterjobs.com or do u have a careers advisor in ur area?

Answer 9

anyone on here will tell you // like a doorman on the jobcentre

Answer 10

think about what you want to do, and by the way, what does this have to do with royalty