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i was jus wonderin wat different careers evri1 on this forum follow, as im bit confused, wrk in bank bt want 2 change as ive been told its not permissible 2 deal wid interest etc. so id be veri grateful if u cud share
wt careers u follow?
hw u gt in2 it?
Do u enjoy it?
You should ask bro Woodrow how he is^ i'm sure he's older
Anyways back on topic..i'm still at school at the moment..but we did this careers test and apparently my top job is 'Educational Psychologist':X
Anyone know anything about this?
format_quote Originally Posted by Abdullah2907
You should ask bro Woodrow how he is^ i'm sure he's older
Anyways back on topic..i'm still at school at the moment..but we did this careers test and apparently my top job is 'Educational Psychologist':X
Anyone know anything about this?
Got this for you from the net.
An educational psychologist is concerned with helping children or young people who are experiencing problems within an educational setting with the aim of enhancing their learning. These may include learning difficulties and social or emotional problems. They work with the individual child and also advise teachers, parents and other professionals who are involved.
Their work with individual children involves an assessment of the child using observation, interviews and test materials. Educational psychologists also provide in-service training for teachers and other professionals on issues such as:
* behaviour management;
* stress management;
* assessment.
The work can also involve advising on educational provisions and policies and carrying out research.
Typical work activities include:
* assessing young people's learning and emotional needs by working directly with them and consulting with others who are close to them;
* developing and supporting therapeutic and behaviour management programmes;
* designing and developing courses on topics such as bullying for parents, teachers and others involved with the education of children and young people;
* writing reports to make formal recommendations on action to be taken, including formal statements;
* advising, negotiating, persuading and supporting teachers, parents and other education professionals;
* attending case-conferences involving multidisciplinary teams on how best to meet the social, emotional, behavioural and learning needs of the children and young people in their care;
* prioritising effectiveness: the context and environment that influences the child's development is seen as increasingly important. In order to make the most effective use of your time, you can expect to spend more time sharing your expertise and working in multidisciplinary teams, rather than simply being concerned with one-to-one assessments;
* liaising with and facilitating meetings, discussions and courses with other professionals;
* developing and reviewing policies;
* conducting active research.
get more details here:
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowP...geno=1&idno=67
and for all those who are having difficulty choosing a career, this may help insha allah.
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowP...f_jobs/p!elmjX
^^ Hey cool link Jazahka Allah. Very informative
I am a lawyer practicing mostly litigation (I've done a lot of personal injury) as well as wills and estates. I used to like it more than I do now. I'm actually looking for a career change myself.
that seems quite interesting actually..Got this for you from the net.
An educational psychologist is concerned with helping children or young people who are experiencing problems within an educational setting with the aim of enhancing their learning. These may include learning difficulties and social or emotional problems. They work with the individual child and also advise teachers, parents and other professionals who are involved.
Their work with individual children involves an assessment of the child using observation, interviews and test materials. Educational psychologists also provide in-service training for teachers and other professionals on issues such as:
* behaviour management;
* stress management;
* assessment.
The work can also involve advising on educational provisions and policies and carrying out research.
Typical work activities include:
* assessing young people's learning and emotional needs by working directly with them and consulting with others who are close to them;
* developing and supporting therapeutic and behaviour management programmes;
* designing and developing courses on topics such as bullying for parents, teachers and others involved with the education of children and young people;
* writing reports to make formal recommendations on action to be taken, including formal statements;
* advising, negotiating, persuading and supporting teachers, parents and other education professionals;
* attending case-conferences involving multidisciplinary teams on how best to meet the social, emotional, behavioural and learning needs of the children and young people in their care;
* prioritising effectiveness: the context and environment that influences the child's development is seen as increasingly important. In order to make the most effective use of your time, you can expect to spend more time sharing your expertise and working in multidisciplinary teams, rather than simply being concerned with one-to-one assessments;
* liaising with and facilitating meetings, discussions and courses with other professionals;
* developing and reviewing policies;
* conducting active research.
get more details here:
http://www.prospects.ac.uk/cms/ShowP...geno=1&idno=67
Jazakallah Khair for sharing sis
I've added a poll... let me know if I've missed anything out!
format_quote Originally Posted by Muhammad
I've added a poll... let me know if I've missed anything out!
You forgot me "RETIRED" But I'm probably the only one, so I just checked other
I have neither seen a college nor a uni
i think that falls under 'student'have neither seen a college nor a uni
anways sister pixie..don't be scared to share with us..we won't think your boasting!
format_quote Originally Posted by Protected_Diamond
good. then don't forget me in ur duahs.
High School Student
College student [geee, that sounds old] hoping to study medicine in university insha'Allah.
I'm a Chemical Engineering student. Not sure what I'm gonna do if/when I graduate insha'Allah.
Last edited by seeker_of_ilm; 09-23-2007 at 11:21 PM.
I finally got to vote Retired.
......
Last edited by NoName55; 09-24-2007 at 12:45 AM.
voted "other". i am disabled.....a welfare bum!
glad to see we have no bankers, but we could use a few journalists.
I'm a legal practitioner .. and it's boring..
I hope I could open a bookstore. A Hyper-Bookstore!!!
format_quote Originally Posted by *~Sofia~*
i wud like 2 do sumfin in social wrk bt den i fink its like a 3yr full time course, n i reali need 2 b earnin as gt sooo much stuff 2 pay 4, so nt sure n plus id b like a yr behind.im sooooooooo confused???
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