MAKING CAREER CHOICES APPLICATION FOR CHILD AT SECONDARY LEVEL

Parent-Child Relationship among Boys and Girls at Secondary Level

Classroom-Based Science Research at the Introductory Level: Changes in Career Choices and Attitude

Our study, focused on classroom-based research at the introductory level and using the Phage Genomics course as the model, shows evidence that first-year students doing research learn the process of science as well as how scientists practice science. A preliminary but notable outcome of our work, which is based on a small sample, is the change in student interest in considering different career...

Career Choices of Medical doctors at Graduate level - A Multicenter Study

Objective To find out the specialty choices being taken by Final year Medical students and graduate Doctors. Method This is a cross sectional survey study which was conducted over two months from 1st November to 31st December 2016. Final year students and house job doctors were asked for the filling of Performa, after filling the consent form. A self-developed, anonymous questionnaire was use...

Gender, Competitiveness and Career Choices∗

This document provides supplementary material to our paper “Gender, Competitiveness and Career Choices”. Appendix I presents tables with additional results. This includes descriptive statistics of the control variables (A.I), a comparison of study tracks by gender in the national statistics and in our sample (A.II), the distribution of undergraduate major students by study track at the pre-univ...

Midlife Career Choices: How Are They Different from Other Career Choices?

IT WAS 1963 when Candy Start began working in libraries. Libraries seemed to be a refuge from change, a dependable environment devoted primarily to preservation. She was mistaken. Technological changes in every decade of her experience have affected how and where she used her M.L.S. Far from a static refuge, libraries have proven to be spaceships loaded with precious cargo hurtling into the unk...