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What jobs can I get with these subjects?

  • 03-09-2003 9:16pm
    #1
    sci0x
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    What job can I get with History, Geography and Chimestry?


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  • #2
    GuanYin
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    Might be a job as an apprentice technician in a geology or archaeology lab.


  • #3
    Typedef
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    Manual labour?

    Maybe do some sort of PLC, FAS or other course which exploits Chemistry, if you're interested.

    Science subjects are pretty market saleable, even, if you just wave your qualifications around the place for non-associated jobs.


  • #4
    Capt'n Midnight
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    Geography - handy when on the run
    History - know your cause
    Chemistry - DIY ...

    *Gurillea / Terrorist - depending on the point of view..

    Geo/History are general ologies prove you have an education

    Should have no problem getting a job in tech support.
    "our products are beige and use electricity"


  • #5
    Victor
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    None of them are likely to get you a job on their own, although if you do well in them (a) it shows you have some basic skills (b) it is a foundation for going futher in education
    Originally posted by sci0x
    History
    Not many jobs per se, but its handy for jobs in publishing, journalism, research, teaching.
    Originally posted by sci0x
    Geography
    Handy for meteorology, construction, navigation, transport, geology.
    Originally posted by sci0x
    Chimestry
    Pharmaceuticals is a big growth area in Ireland, although to do well you would need a technican diploma or a science or engineering degree.


  • #6
    [Deleted User]
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    Originally posted by Capt'n Midnight
    Geography - handy when on the run
    History - know your cause
    Chemistry - DIY ...

    *Gurillea / Terrorist - depending on the point of view..

    Geo/History are general ologies prove you have an education

    Should have no problem getting a job in tech support.
    "our products are beige and use electricity"

    Sounds like a larf ***.

    Personally if I wasn't going to college I'd join the army. Then use my newly learned skills to rob banks.





    ***...Can anyone tell me why T.B.H. is now blocked out?


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