My Careers

By Anonymous -
Image result for chemical engineeringChemical Engineer
I would like to be a chemical engineer because I love experimenting and I would love to make my own chemical.
Skills: Resilient, Creative, Careful





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Fashion Designer
I would like to be a fashion designer because I like to sew and design garments.
Skills: Creative, Curious, Resilient




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Jeweler
I would like to be a jeweler because I like the concept of working with jewels and jewelry companies make quite a bit of money.
Skills: Creative, Patient, Good Eyesight

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  1. Unknown7 November 2018 at 21:22

    Great careers Erin-Jae, I like how you have added images too!

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