Or are they both the same?
They’re in Manhattan

My college degree was in Business Administration and was wondering if I need more education.

This question is designed as a poll to examine public opinion regarding curriculum in a secondary education setting? Common courses include Business, Family/Consumer Sciences, and Technology Education

is m67e/soho communication arts academy at Chelsea Career & Technical Education high school a good school? are there good teachers, how are the students? are there a lot of fights?etc

It’s for my Career & Technical Education Class.
The better I understand it the more I can work with it.

Hello. I have a friend who has been a logistics mgr/warehouse mgr for years. He has finished 3 of 4 years of a political science degree. He is great with technology and I think he’d be great in a technical capacity. He is very patient and can diagnose a problem easily and help you find a solution. Perfect for a tech support type role. He realizes he would need to get some additional education/certifications to make this type of career change. A few questions:
1-He is unable to go to school full time. What is the most comprehensive certification to get him where he needs to be.
2-What kind of job could he get with the certifications? And what would starting salary be. This is in the Los Angeles area.
Thanks!

Technical writing….how do I there from here?
I’m graduating in Dec. with a BA in Communications w/ a concentration in Journalism. Recently I’ve been looking at tech. writing field mainly cuz they make LOADS of money and journalism doesn’t….anway what are some ways I could break into the career from here? what is the field like?

ok so at my school in order to be a national north carolina scholar, I would have to take a credit in the career/technical education area

umm do you know what type of class that may be?
I tried asking my counsler but she never really answered my question she just keep talking about AP history

After I finished high school I went to technical school to become a sound engineer, I graduated, worked as a sound engineer for about a year, and quit. Turned out it wasn’t what I had expected. “long story” . I eventually went back to college for two more semester without knowing what I wanted to study, just general studies, and now I find myself having to make THE decision. and I still don’t have a clue… I went to my college counselor looking for guidance but they didn’t seem to care, at all. In addition they are making me take 5 college math classes that I do not intend to take, I already tried taking one for the first semester but ended up dropping the class because of its ridiculous workload. I’ve done really well on every other subject, but math’s always been my weakness.

What options do I have? I honestly feel like giving up. I’d just love to find a job were I can get to actually do something, not just spend all day in a cubicle. Something hands on. like carpentry?

help?

What I am trying to ask is how do you start a career without going to school? I mostly have skills as a mechanic working in a tire store and working as a Bradley mechanic in the military. I don’t want to work as a mechanic anymore. I had a job as a technical support agent but that job was too stressful. I love computers but without a college education I really can’t work with computers. I attended Digipen for 2 semesters but don’t have anymore money to attend. I have to go back into the Army because I have applied to over 150 jobs and haven’t been hired for a single one. I have had lots of interviews but no one has given me a call back. I know what I want to do but don’t have the money for it. I want to make video games, write novels and stories, even make films. I don’t know where to start. I am 29 years old and need to find a job where I can make my living. Any responses will help.

Thanks.