Alice Said:

What are the different careers one could explore with a degree in Psychology, and what is abnormalpsychology?

We Answered:

There is so much you can do. You are still young. A degree alone (in any subject) opens many doors. You could definately become a teacher.

For a degree in phsycology, you can consider:

Administration
Advertising
Advocacy
Alcohol and drug rehabilitation
Arbitration
Behavioural therapy
Broadcasting
Business administration
Buying and merchandising
Career counselling
Change management
Child care
Clinical assessment
Cognitive therapy
Community planning
Community relations
Community service work
Consumer psychology
Correctional services
Counselling
Crisis counselling
Demographics
Education
Ergonomics
Events management
Expressive arts therapy
Family and couples therapy
Fashion design
Financial planning
Foreign service
Forensic assessment
Fundraising
Gerontology
Human resources
Hypnotherapy
Image consulting
Immigration
Industrial psychology
Interior design
Interpersonal therapy
Juvenile delinquency
Laboratory assisting
Landscape design
Law
Market analysis
Marketing
Mediation
Medicine
Mental health
Military psychology
Ministry
Neuropsychology
Neuroscience
Occupational health and safety
Organizational behaviour
Palliative care
Paramedics
Physical therapy
Police work
Policy analysis
Politics
Poverty
Program evaluation
Psychiatric assisting
Psychoanalysis
Psychodynamic therapy
Psychometrics
Public relations
Publishing
Relief counselling
Research
Residential care
Sales
Security services
Sign language interpretation
Social work
Speech therapy
Stress management
Teaching
Therapeutic engineering
Therapy
Writing


Hope that helps

Judith Said:

Is their any website that tell you about different careers?

We Answered:

These are pretty good general sites:
http://www.connexions-direct.com/index.c…
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/YoungPeople/…

If you have a broad area in mind, such as working with young people, or horticulture, or business, then try Google and ask for Careers in..... So then you are guided to openings in those specific areas of work and training opportunities.
It would be good to google for a careers site in your area. Speak to your school Careers Adviser who will know of sites that will be of most relevance for your needs.

Tracy Said:

What are different careers in television?

We Answered:

You can work in production to create and edit video for advertisements on a TV station in your area. You also can work in audio to control the sound of the anchors in the news program or you can be a cameraman or camerawoman (either outside covering the stories that matter to your area or filming the anchormen or anchorwomen live). Look around for any more jobs in your area at TV stations in your area. You could even be on TV as an expert in psychology (like finding the correlation coefficient and different phobias or even the different disorders of humans - for example, a bipolar disorder child or autistic children studies). You can even be like the Dr. Phil in your local area. Google television careers and your zip code and see what else you can find. Check the news channels for job openings and apply for the job. Make sure you send in your resume (especially if you apply online). Hope this helps you find a job. I may even want to do a similar part-time job in my area (Niceville, FL).

Kathleen Said:

What are some different careers and jobs?

We Answered:

You could be a nurse or a doctor, you could also look after old people or go into childcare or something.
i hope this helped these are what i have been thinking of.

Geraldine Said:

How do I find out the wages of a bunch of different careers?

We Answered:

www.salary.com

Lori Said:

What are the different careers/jobs related to fashion?

We Answered:

According to the Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, result of search under "fashion"

Workers in other art and design occupations include:
Artists and related workers
Commercial and industrial designers
Floral designers
Graphic designers
Interior designers

Workers who also design wearable accessories are:
Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers

Other common occupations involved with fashion include:
Demonstrators and product promoters
Models
Photographers
Purchasing managers, buyers, and purchasing agents
Retail salespersons
Textile, apparel, and furnishings occupations