Jean Said:

how to help others?

We Answered:

You don't have an academic qualification, but you DO have experience that is valued by various organizations. Make sure your CV details this work -- not just when and where, but *how* you helped people who are socially-excluded, *how* you work with people with mental health issues and learning difficulties. It doesn't matter if it was as a volunteer or if you were paid -- what matters is the activities you undertook, training you had for such, etc.

Have you thought about seeking employment, not just volunteering (unpaid work), with nonprofit organizations? Your experience would be HIGHLY valued.

Good places to look for nonprofit jobs in the USA
http://careercenter.nptimes.com/
http://www.opportunitynocs.org/

For volunteering (unpaid work) in the USA:
VolunteerMatch, http://www.volunteermatch.org
Idealist, http://www.idealist.org
Change.org, http://www.change.org
CraigsList, http://www.craigslist.com
Network for Good, http://www.networkforgood.org
http://www.1-800-volunteer.org/
ServeNet, http://servenet.org/

Also, contact your local volunteer center; you can find this via the Points of Light Foundation web site, http://www.pointsoflight.org/centers/
All list volunteering opportunities with thousands of organizations.

There's also this government sponsored site, http://volunteer.gov/gov/ which provides volunteer positions through USA federal land agencies like Fish & Wildlife, Forest Service, National Parks, etc.

If you want to be a volunteer to help with the consequences of a natural disaster, such as Hurricane Katrina, you need to register and prepare NOW. Here's a web site where you can register and start your preparation so that you can help the next time disaster strikes:
http://www.helpindisaster.org/

Finally, since you already have solid experience in working with socially-excluded populations, consider some other things you can do to position yourself for working abroad some day, like learning a second language well enough to work in it. Here's more tips on volunteering abroad
http://www.coyotecommunications.com/volu…

Terrence Said:

Is it a lie? How will it going?

We Answered:

It will going good, you moron

Shane Said:

Do I have the right qualifications to become a doctor?

We Answered:

I think so, but you probably need to know about all types of science. I'm only Year 7 so I'm not sure really lol xxx

Judy Said:

Qualifications for a doctor!?

We Answered:

1. Get through med school 4-6 years, depending on the degree you are on - now qualified to practise medicine
2. Pass 2 years' compulsory foundation doctor training
3. Specialise in the area of interests 5-7+ years

Examplesof specialities

A&E emergency doctor
Surgeon
GP
Pathologist
Paediatrician - caring for children
Haematologist
Oncologist
Radiologist
Psychiatrist
Obs and Gynae

NHS Careers will give you more info.

Ruby Said:

what is a doctors income in a year and what are the qualifications about that occupation? how much education?

We Answered:

http://wwv.salary.com/