Posts Tagged ‘Careers’

im going to be a junior in HS next year and there are so many extra classes im interested in taking
2 of them are criminal justice and forensic science and the others are psychology, nutrition and sports science and marine biology
i love shows like CSI..i dont want to become a CSI because even though i dont mind gory dead bodies on tv in real life i wont be able to handle it…and i dont want to be a cop.
with the classes i want to take what are some good careers?

I’m interested in researching careers for myself that involve helping people and learning more about fitness, nutrition, and overall health. Some examples would be a kinesiologist, allergist, etc. Things along those lines. I’m a senior in highschool and I would just like to know more choices out there that I haven’t heard of. Job security is also very important to me; I want to be able to know I can pursue a career that I will plan to work out for many many years. Basically a stable career where I can stand and financially independent. I’m very determined. Any HELP! thank you.

I love lifting and you could say i am a body builder at 15 and i want to get a career that is involved in fitness. What would be some good careers like that?

I want to study to become a nutritionist. I ideally would like to deal with people with eating disorders. Is the only route a degree?? Are there any other jobs in this category that would be suitable. I already have a diploma in sports nutrition. I am interested in working in this field or councelling for depression. Any ideas?

Many careers exist that touch either solely or on some part of fitness and nutrition. All however, do take some time and learning. Personal training, teaching fitness classes, and general gym and spa positions are the easiest careers to step into with the shortest time frame for learning. If you are looking for certain age groups you might consider becoming a dietitian or nutritionist, which allows you to work at primary schools, hospitals & rehabiliation centers, or also higher end health & fitness facilities. Whatever you choose, people will take you more seriously if you practice what your preach and show you care about each individual. Any of these careers are lifestyle choices as well so be cognizant of that.
Good Luck!

I just graduated from high school last year and am currently in the process of picking a career so i can go to college. I am interested in the nutrition/fitness career and was just wondering what my best bet would be. I want to make a good income really bad because let’s face it… money is important whether we like it or not. I would like to make 70k+ per year… any suggestions?