60% Of Students Chasing Dying Careers

[Taco]

My advice is get a job as a construction laborer and work your way up.

60% Of Students Chasing Dying Careers
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-24/n ... rs/6720528

[Ghost]

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[Adama]

Some things stuck out at me.

The woman in this article wanted to be a lawyer and then a doctor, but settle for the founding of an organization which promotes majoring in STEM to women. Does this woman herself have a STEM degree? Or is she just going to ride on advising women on something she hasnt done herself?

The Foundation's Ms Owen said students should be gearing themselves towards jobs that will open up in the future, including in the health care and aged care sectors.

This is also part of the hidden media agenda. They want to push everyone towards the last sector of the economy which they have not yet ruined: Medicine. Then they will destroy that too. As it is now, there are so many people and new graduates in the medical/health professional fields that they too can not find jobs. And as happens, because there is a surplus of drones, the employers become increasingly demanding and unreasonable.

It's probably better to get a job at McDonalds out of high school. Then work your way up to manager, then open your own restaurant.

This is a part of the gradual dismantling of the economy, worldwide. We will not be able to go back to being agrarian, cause we lost that skill set, and none of us own enough land.

[pete98146]

I may have posted this before but I have a client who is an exec for Cummins Marine. Somehow we got into this topic and he was telling me there is a shortage of diesel mechanics. He said you take a course at the local community college (assuming it's a two year course) and upon graduation it will be very easy to get a great paying entry level job. He said the young kids definitely do the grunt work for 5 years but what job don't you have to pay your dues?

He said the young generation is soft and they don't want to get their hands dirty. Now that I think about it, I did post this before and one of the forum members went postal with his response.

Times are different today. Back when I was going to school, college wasn't nearly as expensive as it is today. Can't imagine spending all that money for a liberal arts degree.

[Moretorque]

A reset of humanity would be the best bet, I think our rulers want WW 3 coming up to accomplish this. All the efficiencies and luxuries invented are great if properly used, it is humanity who does not have the vision or comprehension to move forward for a grand future with the knowledge we have attained.

[chanta76]

If ww3 happened not many people would survive but i agree that would be a reset button.

[Moretorque]

That's what they want to do, then redraw all the lines when it is over and reset the game up on the other side with all the info and wealth they have locked away for the one world system.

[IraqVet2003]

Please check out these links from www.rense.com :

"HIGHER EDUCATION AS A PONZI SCHEME"
http://www.rense.com/general96/higherponz.html

"STUDENT LOANS AS WEALTH TRANSFER"
http://www.rense.com/general96/studentloanswealth.html

[Break the chains]

These days the university industry is a SCAM, which makes it fashionable to take on massive amounts of debt, tying people down to 9-5 work.

High school forces this crap down the throats of teenagers who don't know any better: why should they know what they want to do with the rest of their lives at 16 or 18? And they sure as hell don't know what work is going to be in demand in 10 years time.

[Moretorque]

It's just another bubble, we let our economy be hollowed out on the home front. America is going down hard soon. As to weather anything can be salvaged to make any type of democratic return depends on weather the masses can figure how they have been conned. Regardless more than likely millions will die here in America shortly and all the social engineering by the social engineers has really made things much worse world wide for the long haul.