Darrell Said:

Career as a pharmacist, optometrist, engineer ect...?

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If I may suggest - forget about all the bs, hours, pay etc, choose one that is in a field you are passionate about.

Stacey Said:

Do PHARMACISTS or CHEFS get to travel a lot on the job?

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Pharmacists and chefs do not travel unless they are in the midst of changing jobs. For employment on a video crew, you have two options - get an education in film or get hired on as a gopher and work your way up. Unless you have started acting in school plays, community theater, etc., you are pretty much behind the curve in being an actress - you will be competing to get into acting schools with people who have been acting for years. Your best bet would be to start getting small parts at community theaters or go to college and join the drama club. Once you have built up a few part son your resume, you can start trying to get into a Fine Arts/Acting major.

Rene Said:

is working in the travel/tourism industry rewarding? am thinking of working as a pharmacist or in the travel

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Go for Pharmacist as you can not go wrong with that field. I have a friend who graduated as a Pharmacist in 2006 and on the day of his graduation there were companies calling him offering him six figure salaries and company cars etc. It's very rewarding. The fun comes when you make enough money to go where you want to, drive what you want, live where you want, wear what you want, eat what you want, and sleep where you want. Have a great day!

Tim Said:

What would being an elementary school teacher be like?

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My suggestion would be to volunteer in a school on a weekly basis - most schools have a volunteer program.
My other suggestion would be to read the book by Esme Raji Codell called, "Diary of a First Year Teacher". Hilarious and true look at teaching.
You will not be workin for money if you are a teacher - you have to want it. It takes a lot of education. You need your teaching certificate and in some states need to continue on for a professional teaching certificate because it expires. If you want to make a decent living then you will have to get a masters to accompany your teaching degree - education based of course.
You will probably have an easy time getting hired because the profession needs men to be good role models.
You have to be willing to work and work hard. Your nights and weekends will be spent planning, shopping, grading, communicating with parents - essentially you will live and breath your students. You have technically 1 month off in the summer because the rest of the summer will be taking down, putting up your classroom and taking trainings and teacher workshops.
It is fun ! So much fun and you can honestly say that you are making the world a better place and making a positive difference. Not many can say that about their occupation.

Keith Said:

Pilot vs Pharmacist as a job?

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You're less likely to get burnt out on being a Pilot.

Can you imagine yourself working at a pharmacy for 20+ years? even if you switch around, they're almost all the same.