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Article #143 Career Choices
What do you want to be when you grow up? There are so many things that you can
be. You might want to work in the field of law. You could be a police officer.
You could be a judge or a lawyer. Maybe you'd like to work in the food
industry. You could be a cook or a waitress. You might want to manage a hotel
dining room. Perhaps you would want to do room service in a hotel. You could be
a chef and make fancy meals for people. Maybe show business is what you'd like to
be involved in. You could act in television shows or movies. You could sing or play
an instrument in a band. If you like to help people, you could go into medicine. You
could be a doctor or a nurse. You might be a surgeon and operate on people. There
are other jobs in the field of medicine too.
You could be an x-ray technician or a lab technician. It takes a lot of education to
be a doctor. Maybe you would rather be a teacher. You could teach in a primary
school or a high school. If you don't want to work with children, you could become
a professor at a university. There are hundreds of other jobs to choose from too.
You might want to fix cars or work in a store. You could be a dentist or a
veterinarian. You could be a janitor or a zookeeper. There are so many jobs that I
just can't name them all. Maybe you'd like to be a minister or an organist at a church.
You could be a babysitter or a shop clerk.
You might be interested in being an astronaut or a baker. You could work in a bank
or at a shop. You could work on a construction crew and build roads and
houses. Maybe you'd rather decorate the houses, so you'd become an interior
decorator. You could cut hair or be a driving instructor. The list is endless. There
are even jobs that you may never have heard about. The choice is yours. You just
choose whatever you want to be and do your best to become that. I could go on
forever . . . you could work in a library. You could be a factory worker or a
fisherman. You could make clothes or build bridges. You could wash windows or
be a bricklayer. The possibilities are endless.
What do you want to be when you grow up? There are so many things that you can
be. You might want to work in the field of law. You could be a police officer.
You could be a judge or a lawyer. Maybe you'd like to work in the food
industry. You could be a cook or a waitress. You might want to manage a hotel
dining room. Perhaps you would want to do room service in a hotel. You could be
a chef and make fancy meals for people. Maybe show business is what you'd like to
be involved in. You could act in television shows or movies. You could sing or play
an instrument in a band. If you like to help people, you could go into medicine. You
could be a doctor or a nurse. You might be a surgeon and operate on people. There
are other jobs in the field of medicine too.
You could be an x-ray technician or a lab technician. It takes a lot of education to
be a doctor. Maybe you would rather be a teacher. You could teach in a primary
school or a high school. If you don't want to work with children, you could become
a professor at a university. There are hundreds of other jobs to choose from too.
You might want to fix cars or work in a store. You could be a dentist or a
veterinarian. You could be a janitor or a zookeeper. There are so many jobs that I
just can't name them all. Maybe you'd like to be a minister or an organist at a church.
You could be a babysitter or a shop clerk.
You might be interested in being an astronaut or a baker. You could work in a bank
or at a shop. You could work on a construction crew and build roads and
houses. Maybe you'd rather decorate the houses, so you'd become an interior
decorator. You could cut hair or be a driving instructor. The list is endless. There
are even jobs that you may never have heard about. The choice is yours. You just
choose whatever you want to be and do your best to become that. I could go on
forever . . . you could work in a library. You could be a factory worker or a
fisherman. You could make clothes or build bridges. You could wash windows or
be a bricklayer. The possibilities are endless.
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