am in grade 11 so i dnt knw wht career i wnt to do after finished matric so plz help me
Ask your school counselor for help.
What are your grades in those classes? If they're high, then you have more choices.
What do you want to do?
Try these interest inventories to help you focus on your interests.
http://www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip
http://www.careertech.org/student-interest-survey
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/
(Thanks to Ms. Sue for these links.)
Be a nurse
Law,Counselling,Social worker,Nursing
I want to be a paramic or social worker at wits university
Of course, I'd be happy to help you explore potential career options! Here are some steps you can take to figure out what career path might be a good fit for you:
1. Self-reflection: Start by understanding your interests, values, and skills. Consider what subjects you enjoy in school, what activities you are good at, and what motivates you. Reflecting on these aspects can help you identify potential career areas that align with your strengths and passions.
2. Research: Once you have a general idea of your interests, conduct research on various careers to learn more about them. Look for information on job responsibilities, required qualifications, potential salary range, work environment, and growth prospects. Online resources such as career websites, industry associations, and government websites can provide valuable insights.
3. Exploration: Take advantage of opportunities to explore different careers. Participate in job shadowing or internships, if available, to gain firsthand experience in a specific field. Attend career fairs, seminars, or workshops to learn more about different industries and connect with professionals in those fields. Also, consider speaking with family members, family friends, or mentors who work in fields that interest you.
4. Assess your skills and interests: Take free online career assessments or quizzes that can help you identify potential career matches based on your personality, skills, and interests. These assessments can provide valuable suggestions and recommendations.
5. Seek guidance: Talk to your school counselor or career advisor. They can offer guidance, provide resources, and assist you in exploring various career options. They may also have access to aptitude tests or career exploration programs that can help you narrow down your choices.
6. Volunteer or part-time work: Consider volunteering or finding part-time work in areas that interest you. This can give you hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of the day-to-day activities associated with specific careers.
Remember that choosing a career path is a process, and it's okay if you don't have all the answers right away. Exploring different options and gaining experience will help you make an informed decision. Good luck in your journey of discovering the career that suits you best!