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Parker wants to develop new food sources for less-developed countries. He was raised on a farm, but doesn't plan to be a farmer. What kinds of careers should he consider?

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@AngeI @Allison @joshiscool @JustSaiyan @nolegirl24

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@Roses @ThisGirlPretty @tigerlover @Falconmaster

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os memorial?

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lol Idk what subject...

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I NEED HELP THOUGH!

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@Ultrilliam @umm

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what are the answers

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What is the subject

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this is the wrong subject, thats for sure

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how do i get untagged? x'D

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Career explorations, and there are no answers you have to come up with one...

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SOMEONE JUST PLEASE HELP!

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@cookiemonster @cloutgang

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Moved to Social Studies (which is a very broad subject)

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a scientists

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Isn't there a type of scientist that mutates vegetables to increase their size? He should be one of those. Or BE A FARMER. Freaking idiot.

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... Um so what type of scientist?

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a botanist

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someone who studys plants

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hm....

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Once a building or road is done, it's time to turn things over to maintenance and operations. Workers in these careers will help keep up the building and fix any issues that occur on the road, like the dreaded potholes. They care for buildings and roads. They maintain power systems. They care for lawns, trees, landscaping and many other tasks. They may also handle routine repairs of various sorts. The list below gives you an idea of some careers in maintenance and operations.

Building maintenance
Landscaping
Tree-trimmer
Wind turbine maintenance
Oil rig worker
What kinds of skills do you think would be helpful for working in maintenance and operations?

Problem solving: these workers need to find problems and decide how to best fix them.
Detail-oriented: workers will need to pay attention to details. Not fixing something right could be dangerous.
Adaptable: working in these careers often means different tasks each day. For example, a landscaper might need to mow the lawn, plant flowers, trim bushes, or apply fertilizer.
POWER OPERATIONS

Some job sites are a more specialized than general building operations. Power operations involves careers in maintenance and operations at sites like wind turbines and nuclear reactors. Careers can include:

Plant operators
Power dispatchers
Sawmill operators
Energy auditor
These careers require careful attention to detail. Workers also need a concern for safety and, often, a willingness to work various shifts. Many of these positions require a high school diploma or vocational education. Some, like energy auditors, require a four-year college degree. Industrial production managers in power plants and biofuel facilities may require a graduate degree.

Working in Architecture and Construction

Should you consider a career in architecture and construction? Do you like knowing how things go together? Have you always dreamed of making your Lego constructions real? If so, maybe you should. These careers are varied. Some have workdays spent on the construction site, or days spent in front of a drafting table or computer. The skills needed vary from physical strength to computer skills and creativity. Students who enjoy working with computers should note that these jobs, while once done on paper now use computers.

For students entering the architecture and construction field, Skills USA may offer support. There are also scholarship opportunities and the potential for skill-building. Skills USA focuses on vocational skills of all sorts. These are primarily manual skills, rather than drafting or design.

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thats all I got...

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idk

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I NEED HELP!

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,... :(

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I'm not good with this type of stuff sorry love

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Please post one question at a time.

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Nobody wants to read all of that.