Deaf Careers
Deaf students should choose their career more carefully than normal students. Normal students can choose one from all careers, but Deaf students can’t due to an unfair prejudice. Deaf people are able to specialize on all of careers, but they can’t work in some dangerous working areas. Sometimes it makes a barrier to choose a career for Deaf students. From this, Deaf students should do more research on careers than normal people. If deaf students have chose wrong careers, it is hard to get a good job even when they had gotten higher grades. Therefore, Deaf students should choose correct careers.
I have some good ideas for choosing good careers to the Deaf students.
1. Choose a career that you really want and like to do. According to a survey, people who like their career are almost never bored from their jobs.
2. First do research, and become knowledgeable about careers, then find your career, and think critically about the bad or good side of your chosen career.
3. Imagine where will you work after you graduate from a university.
4. Consider your talent. Most people, who succeeded in their business, usually worked to follow their talent.
6. Do not think that you are deaf and it is hard to choose a career and get a job. Deaf are able to possess any career that a hearing person can.
In my opinion, social career might be not good for Deaf people, in lieu of it realistic, investigative, artistic, and enterprising careers might be more successful. Although, there are deaf doctors, lawyers, and politicians in some countries, it depends on their native country’s development, and the number of Deaf inhabitants.
There are some ways such as to discuss with people, read information, and use networking or other resources to find a career. Arguing about careers with people such as your family member, friends, co-workers, and even school counselors is a good way to choose a correct career. Also working experience can be the greatest influence to choose a career for
I have some good ideas for choosing good careers to the Deaf students.
1. Choose a career that you really want and like to do. According to a survey, people who like their career are almost never bored from their jobs.
2. First do research, and become knowledgeable about careers, then find your career, and think critically about the bad or good side of your chosen career.
3. Imagine where will you work after you graduate from a university.
4. Consider your talent. Most people, who succeeded in their business, usually worked to follow their talent.
6. Do not think that you are deaf and it is hard to choose a career and get a job. Deaf are able to possess any career that a hearing person can.
In my opinion, social career might be not good for Deaf people, in lieu of it realistic, investigative, artistic, and enterprising careers might be more successful. Although, there are deaf doctors, lawyers, and politicians in some countries, it depends on their native country’s development, and the number of Deaf inhabitants.
There are some ways such as to discuss with people, read information, and use networking or other resources to find a career. Arguing about careers with people such as your family member, friends, co-workers, and even school counselors is a good way to choose a correct career. Also working experience can be the greatest influence to choose a career for