Career is an area of discipline(job) that an individual chooses to do for a long period of time and it is always the source of living of such individual. Choosing a suitable career is a very sensitive aspect of life which must be carefully done, because, it determines what an individual lives on.
It is ideal for any student to have started thinking and finding out what he/she will do with his/her dear life right from the first year of the secondary level of education in order to be able to select adequately the department to join, when he/she gets to the Senior Secondary level. You will do well if you do carefully select the right department, because, that would prepare you for the tertiary education.
Moreover, If at that level you could choose rightly, I believe you won't have much problem selecting the right course for your tertiary study. "Why consider Junior level of education?"; might be the question bodering you now, and, that is why I'm addressing it. "A foundation well laid upholds a fine building for a long period of time"- Gabriel 2017. I have seen a student who had been an art student later realised her dream to becoming a medical doctor when she got to SS3 and without minding the shame and time spent earlier, went back to SS1 class to start afresh with the science subjects; being a serious and committed student. Their were many others who would change their discipline (may be having discovered themselves) after the secondary education and fall back to O/level to change their department by attending coachings and writing senior secondary certificate examination SSCE several times.
Mind you, not everybody could have such grace of redirecting steps and as easy... Life is in faces and every face of life has to be considered with adequate security, so that there won't be harm in the future. Possibly, you are a parent/matured person and you have children/siblings/younger ones at that (junior secondary) level now, it will be a very good advantage having realised this, to make them aware of "their future starting now". It is not however too late until it is 'late'. Even if you are currently serving your senior secondary sessions, you are in the content of addressee, as far as this information is concerned.
Choosing the right subject for your right career will be effectively and vastly addressed adequately, if you as a person would have discovered your 'so called career'. You might be expecting to receive matches of disciplines with their respective careers, but I'm sorry; you need more than ordinary arithmetic contextual development, critical discovery has to be made. To be continued...
Moreover, If at that level you could choose rightly, I believe you won't have much problem selecting the right course for your tertiary study. "Why consider Junior level of education?"; might be the question bodering you now, and, that is why I'm addressing it. "A foundation well laid upholds a fine building for a long period of time"- Gabriel 2017. I have seen a student who had been an art student later realised her dream to becoming a medical doctor when she got to SS3 and without minding the shame and time spent earlier, went back to SS1 class to start afresh with the science subjects; being a serious and committed student. Their were many others who would change their discipline (may be having discovered themselves) after the secondary education and fall back to O/level to change their department by attending coachings and writing senior secondary certificate examination SSCE several times.
Mind you, not everybody could have such grace of redirecting steps and as easy... Life is in faces and every face of life has to be considered with adequate security, so that there won't be harm in the future. Possibly, you are a parent/matured person and you have children/siblings/younger ones at that (junior secondary) level now, it will be a very good advantage having realised this, to make them aware of "their future starting now". It is not however too late until it is 'late'. Even if you are currently serving your senior secondary sessions, you are in the content of addressee, as far as this information is concerned.
Choosing the right subject for your right career will be effectively and vastly addressed adequately, if you as a person would have discovered your 'so called career'. You might be expecting to receive matches of disciplines with their respective careers, but I'm sorry; you need more than ordinary arithmetic contextual development, critical discovery has to be made. To be continued...