What else can a girl who studies chemistry do besides become a teacher?
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Hello everyone, I study chemistry and don’t want to become a teacher. What careers do you think have better prospects?
One could consider marrying a capable and good husband, and then everything will be solved.
Go to a factory for testing work, or go to a design institute for design work!
It’s still suitable for design institutes to engage in design work. Either go **there.
If none of the above options suit the original poster, they can work as a lab technician in a chemical plant.
Going to an architectural firm might be a good choice, but it’s too complicated for girls... It also depends on your mindset and life goals, etc
Why don’t you want to be a teacher? Working in a company is too tough and harmful to health; it’s not suitable for girls. The original poster should pursue postgraduate studies and see if they can get a job at a design firm.
Teaching is a sacred profession that is not only respected but also comes with two long holidays per year. There are too many problems in working in a corporate environment; things like maternity leave are something that managers are least willing to approve of, and there are few opportunities for promotion... Personal opinion: It’s better to be a teacher!
I agree. My suggestion is to choose teaching as a career first; pursuing a master’s degree in order to get into a design firm isn’t worth it! Even if you complete that degree, you won’t necessarily be able to get into a design firm.
Actually, it doesn’t matter what you do; what’s important is to do it well.
It would be great to be able to work at an **institution – it’s easy and secure. Being a teacher is also good; it’s stable. Working as a lab technician in a factory has no future – it involves working three shifts. So the landlord should think carefully before acting.
Provide consulting and conduct analysis. Enter the research institute
Enter the design institute! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Being a teacher is a great profession. I’m an older person, and I advise you that it’s better to become a teacher
1. Can those who study chemistry also work in design institutes? 2. Are you a university teacher or a high school teacher? There is a significant difference.
The industry you choose has little to do with gender; as long as you are good at it, any industry is a great choice. There are outstanding people in every field!