07-08-2020, 05:30 PM
(07-08-2020, 05:20 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: @"Schmoe1"
Yeah, at the end of high school, I had no idea of what to do in terms of a trade or a profession. I sort of stumbled into what I did for a career. Later on I discovered some things that fascinated me and that I may have enjoyed doing as a job, but it was too late.
High school "counselors" were no help. All of the possible jobs "out there" just seemed so abstract when I was a HS student. Not a good feeling.
Cheers
Agreed, school counselors were no help to me either. I think schools should be dedicating more time to life as an adult, career goals and life management and things like that. Parents should have a heavy hand in that, but some are better than others.
I would have benefited way more from a course like that than learning about Shakespeare and Beowulf. I love reading, but really it's a hobby, not a translatable life skill.