[nabs-l] Looking for advice on job prospects
Lillie Pennington
lilliepennington at fuse.net
Thu Jun 26 04:57:37 UTC 2014
Hi Everyone
I apologize for my numerous school/college/career/other misc questions to
this listserve, and I have another one now.
I will be a junior in high school this year and need to seriously look at
college prospects. In order to do that, I feel like I need to narrow down my
career considerations a little bit. I know that I don't have to have my
selection narrowed down completely yet, but I have a list of options I have
been giving semi serious thought to, and it is kind of a long list. To help
narrow down my search a bit, I thought it may be a good idea to network with
people in these jobs so that I can learn about the job in more detail and
that may help me narrow down my decision.
I plan to meet with my school guidance counselor a few weeks after I get
back to school to talk about similar stuff, but I want to have more of an
idea of what I am doing before I have this meeting. I also am not super
stressed about finding a person to talk to in each specialty listed, I am
just using this as a starting point.
If anyone here knows someone who would be willing to talk to me off list
about the specific specialties/careers (either blind or sited), , feel free
to send me a message at
lilliepennington at fuse.net
Thank you for any help. I am also on the human services and blind educators
list and will probably ask there once I narrow down the list a bit. Also, if
anyone knows of any good colleges/universities in either Ohio, Indiana, or
Kentucky that are good for either education, social work, or family science
programs please feel free to let me know as well.
Career list:
social workers (in general), or, specializing in
*substance misuse and addiction
*child welfare
*school socialwork
*public welfare
*justice/corrections
*healthcare
*mental health/clinical
*community
*management/administration
*policy and planning
Psychology/counseling/misc
*Marriage and family therapist/counselor
*school guidance counselor
*mental health counselor
*substance abuse counselor
*abuse/crisis counselors
*high school teacher
*child life specialist
*family life educator
*instructional curriculum coordinator (for schools)
Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions, or if anything
is unclear.
Lillie
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