Sunday, 25 May 2014


The best major in El Salvador


well, there are many careers that you can study, maybe you want to be teacher, doctor, veterinary, maybe a police or pilot, but you need to know if is your vocation.
In El Salvador you can be a good professional and have a good job, but in my opinion there a best career for study.
 
All careers are important because for example: the doctors help people. A doctor can help our family, friends and you too. Also a doctor; a good doctor can earn lots money, but is important the vocation, since it is not only "I want to be a doctor".
 
 
 
 Teacher is a good profession because is the only career that make the others careers. This is nice because you can teach to children and young. For me is fantastic, I like teaching and work with children.
 
 
So for me the most important thing is to study what you like and know choose it. As I said all careers  are important, we need doctors, teachers and lawyers as well as many other professionals.


These are some steps to follow to choose a career


• Manifest Interests: The first is to ask what interests you learn and what activities you enjoy the most. For example, I like sports, social life, help others organize, sell online, children, the human mind, to know how a car works etc.

• Professions and activities: Then you have to wonder what professions you like activities relate. Your interests may be included in more than one profession, so it will be necessary to prioritize and see what interests have prevailed over your personal development.
• Object of study: Once done, you must define the object of study in the occupations that interest you; thinking of the specific activity would perform in the future.
• Action to take: It is also important to define the action you want to perform with that subject matter. Investigate, sell, build, explore, entertain, create, defend, serve, develop, understand, produce, and manage. The verb helps define what you want to do with a profession.
• Finding: It is important to learn about the content and curriculum of the races to see if you can imagine, and their job prospects.

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