Career in Marine Engineering

 

Have you ever dreamt of sailing on board of a ship to distant ports across the oceans? Have you ever dreamt of living a life on-board of a cruise ship? Are you a technical type who loves Science and Mathematics but rather than pursuing a conventional Engineering degree, could settle for a life extraordinary? If yes, then you may think of a career in Marine Engineering.

Ships, perhaps are one of the most ancient modes of transport, have a charm for many that are unmatched even by the fastest aircraft of today. Modern-day ships are like mini-cities with resident quarters, kitchens, cafés, recreational facilities, and so on.

Especially luxury cruise ships. These have everything that you can imagine. From swimming pools to tennis courts and from fine dining restaurants to casinos, these cruise ships have it all. Oh yes, you would feel like you are living in a 5-star hotel.

Who manages the operations of these floating mini-cities? Deck Officers and Marine Engineers. Deck Officers lead the navigation of the ships and all other non-technical processes and services. At the top of the ladder is the Captain who is the head of all departments on board.

Marine Engineers take care of the smooth running of the engines as well as all the mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment, machinery, systems and processes. At the top of the Marine Engineering function is the Chief Engineer who reports to the ship Captain.

What is Marine Engineering?

Marine Engineering involves working on-board of large marine vessels such as cargo carriers, passenger carriers (ships are often referred to as carriers), cruise liners (luxury passenger ships), oil and CNG tankers, as well as military ships such as aircraft carriers, frigates, and submarines).

Onboard of a ship, Marine Engineers are responsible for making sure that all the mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment, machinery, and systems of the ship work smoothly without any fault or problem. They are responsible for operations, repair, and maintenance of all these equipment, machinery, and systems.

Mechanical equipment, machinery, and systems include:

• The diesel engines, turbines, and various engine components which power a ship to navigate
• Propulsion systems which are critical for a ship to navigate through water
• Navigation systems to control a ship’s navigation
• Various pumps, hydraulic machines, and pipelines for different functions
• Boilers for various functions

Electrical equipment, machinery, and systems include:

• Electrical power plant which generates the electricity required on board of a ship
• All systems for electricity transmission and distribution including transformers, electrical hubs, wiring, switching systems, etc.
• HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems
• Lighting systems

Electronic equipment, devices, and systems include:

• Various electronic control panels, hardware, and software for operating and piloting a ship
• Communication systems, all hardware, and software
• Various other electronic systems used for different purposes on board

Onshore Work in Marine Engineering

You may also find work opportunities onshore after a few years of experience as an onboard Marine Engineer. You may find work at different dockyards or shipyards where ships are built and repaired. However, these opportunities are very few.

In onshore work, you will be involved in design, development, construction, installation, repair, and maintenance of the various mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment and systems of marine vessels. You will oversee the installation and inspection of the various mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment and systems.

How’s Life as a Marine Engineer?

As a Marine Engineer you will work on-board of a large marine vessel such as a cargo carrier, passenger carriers, oil tanker, CNG tanker, and luxury cruise liner.

When on duty, you will sail with a ship and work in shifts to ensure that all the mechanical, electrical and electronic systems of the ship work smoothly.

You will often have to do things hands-on and spend time in the engine compartment which is hot and stuffy. As Junior Engineers, at the beginning of your career, such hands-on work will be more. You will have technicians to do most of the dirty works, but you will have to be hands-on too.

You will stay in living quarters on board. Living quarters are very comfortable and most important is that you will have an Internet connection! Sounds great, right? Most modern ships have communication systems which allows you to communicate with anyone anywhere in the world.

Although you will have to work in shifts of 8-12 hours, you will often have to be on guard for the most part of your day. There are a lot of facilities for the Marine Engineers and other officers onboard such as the dining room, gymnasium, recreation room, indoor games room etc.

Marine Engineer – Salaries

• Well, all these hard work and life on-board, sailing for many months, doing the same work every day do have the rewards. You make a lot of money. On joining as a Junior Engineer – approx. Rs. 35,000 per month.

• As a Fourth Engineer (Marine Engineering Officer IV) – Rs. 1.5 to 2 lac a month. As a Second Engineer (Marine Engineering Officer II) – Rs. 2.75 to 3.5 lac or even more a month.

• As the Chief Engineer (Marine Engineering Officer Class I)– Rs. 3.5 lac to 5 lac or even more a month. Foreign carriers pay in US Dollars and their pay is higher than Indian carriers’ pay.

And well, all your boarding and lodging expenses on-board of a ship are taken care of by the shipping company. You spend almost nothing on-board unless you are sailing on a luxury cruise and you are spending for spa treatment. The Internet is also free for you!

How do you build a career in Marine Engineering and how do you progress in the job?

Education & Training for Marine Engineers – After Class 12th

Step 01: Class 11-12

Study Class 11-12 in Science Stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English – you will require at least 60% marks in aggregate in your final board examination and at least 50% marks in English.

Step 02: Graduation in Engineering OR Higher National Diploma in Marine Engineering

Option i) B.Tech. in Marine Engineering

• Appear for the Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET) and on qualifying, take admission to the 4-year B.Tech. in the Marine Engineering program at the Chennai/ Kolkata/ Mumbai campus of the University or at a Marine Engineering College affiliated with IMU.

Option ii) B.E./ B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering / Naval Architecture / Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering

• Appear for the JEE Mains examination or any other engineering entrance examination, qualify, and then take admission to a 4-year B.E./B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering / Naval Architecture/ Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering.
• Remember, for admission to IITs and a few other premier engineering institutions in India, you will have to qualify in the JEE Mains and be selected for appearing in the JEE Advanced examination.
• You can do B.Tech. in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering from the Visakhapatnam campus of the Indian Maritime University after qualifying in the IMU CET.

Option iii) Higher National Diploma in Marine Engineering

• You can enroll for a 2-year Higher National Diploma course in Marine Engineering from an institute approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India.

Step 03: Pre-Sea Training

Option i) If you have done a B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, then you will not have to do this training. The 4-year course is considered as Pre-Sea Training.

Option ii) If you have done a B.E./ B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering / Naval Architecture / Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering

• If you have successfully completed a 4-year B.E./B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering / Naval Architecture / Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering and obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate in the final examination, then you will have to undergo a compulsory 1-year Pre-Sea Training Course for the Graduate Mechanical Engineer (GME).
• Remember that to be eligible for the 1-year Pre-Sea Training Course for Graduate Mechanical Engineer (GME), you must have scored at least 50% marks English in Class 11-12 final board examination.
• You must do this 1-year Pre-Sea GME training course at an institution approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India.

Option iii) If you have done a Higher National Diploma in Marine Engineering, then you will not have to do this training. The 2-year course is considered as Pre-Sea Training.

Education & Training for Marine Engineers – After Class 10th

Step 01: Class 10

Pass your Class 10 Board Examination with Science, Mathematics, and English (along with other subjects). You must have passed English with at least 50% marks.

Step 02: Diploma

Diploma in Marine Engineering / Naval Architecture / Mechanical Engineering / Electrical Engineering / Electronics Engineering / Electrical & Electronics Engineering / Electronics & Communication Engineering / Ship Building Engineering

Appear for the Polytechnic Entrance Examination in your State and on qualifying, take admission to a 3-year Diploma in Marine/ Mechanical/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Electrical & Electronics / Electronics & Communication Engineering or to a 4-year Diploma in Ship Building Engineering at a Polytechnic.

Step 03: Pre-Sea Training

• If you have successfully completed a 3-year Diploma in Marine/ Mechanical/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Electrical & Electronics / Electronics & Communication Engineering or a 4-year Diploma in Ship Building Engineering and obtained at least 50% marks in aggregate in the final examination, then you will have to undergo a compulsory 2-year Pre-Sea Training Course for the Diploma holders.
• You must do this 2-year Pre-Sea training course at an institution approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India.

Career Progression for Marine Engineers

Step 01: Joining as a Junior Engineer or an Engineering Cadet on board of a ship (sometimes designated as a Fifth Engineer)

After the completion of your Pre-Sea Training program, you will be able to join on board a ship for a further 6-months on-board training.

After completion of this onboard training, you will be eligible to sit for the MEO Class IV Examination conducted by the Mercantile Marine Department (MMD). For details of the eligibility, you can look at the information available on the MMD website.

Step 02: Work as a Fourth Engineer

After passing the MEO Class IV Examination (MEO stands for Marine Engineering Officer), you can join on-board of a ship as a Fourth Engineer. You may work for 1 year or more in this position and also prepare for the next level of examination. 1 year of on-board experience is essential for the next promotion.

Step 03: Work as a Second Engineer

After at least 1 year of on-board experience as a Fourth Engineer, you will be eligible to sit for the MEO Class II Examination conducted by MMD. On passing this examination as well as after completion of various mandatory training courses, you can join on-board of a ship as a Second Engineer.

Some marine vessels which navigate in the coastal region require passing the MEO Class III Examination conducted by the MMD. But for this too, one has to have at least 1-year of experience as a Second Engineer.

Step 04: Work as a Chief Engineer

After at least 1 and 1/2 years of on-board experience as a Second Engineer, you will be eligible to sit for the MEO Class I Examination conducted by MMD. After passing this examination and a few more years of experience as well as completing various other mandatory training programs, you can join on-board of a ship as the Chief Engineer.

Step 05: Further progression

• After becoming a Chief Engineer, you may undergo various competency training programs approved by the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS). You may obtain various certificates after completion of such training programs. Then, you can apply for the certification as the Extra First Class Engineer.
• Remember that you will have to continuously undertake various competency training programs approved by the DGS. Continuous training and certification are mandatory to keep your job on-board of a ship.

Top Marine Engineering Colleges in India

1. Indian Maritime University, Kolkata
2. Indian Maritime University, Chennai
3. Indian Maritime University, Mumbai Port
4. Indian Maritime University, Visakhapatnam
5. Tolani Maritime Institute, Pune
6. Coimbatore Marine College
7. Hindustan Institute of Maritime Training, Chennai
8. International Maritime Institute, Delhi
9. Samudra Institute for Maritime Studies, Mumbai
10. Euro Tech Maritime Academy, Cochin
11. School of Maritime Studies, Vels Institute of Science, Technology, and Advanced Studies, Chennai
12. BP Marine Academy, Navi Mumbai

B.Tech. in Marine Engineering Syllabus

Semester I	Semester II
English	Seamanship, Elementary Navigation & Survival at Sea
Mathematics – I	Mathematics – II
Basic Thermodynamics	Applied Thermodynamics – I
Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering	Strength of Materials – I
Engineering Mechanics – I	Computer Science
Workshop Technology	Engineering Mechanics – II
Geometrical Drawing	Engineering & Machine Drawing
Basic Electrical & Electronics Laboratory	Applied Mechanics Laboratory
Workshop Practical – I	Workshop practical’s – II
Communicative English Lab	Computer Laboratory – I
Semester III	Semester IV
Computational Mathematics	Marine Boilers
Analog Electronics & Communication	Digital Electronics & PLC
Applied Thermodynamics – II	Mechanics of Machines – II
Strength of Materials – II	Electrical Machines – II
Mechanics of Machines – I	Fluids Mechanics
Electrical Machines – I	Marine Heat Engine & Air Conditioning
Marine Engineering Drawing	Applied Marine Control & Automation
Electronics Laboratory	Heat & Boiler Chemical Laboratory
Heat & Chemical Laboratory	Computer Microprocessor & PLC Laboratory
Workshop practical – III	Workshop practical’s —IV
Control Engineering Laboratory
Semester V	Semester VI
Material Science	Ship Fire Prevention & Control
Ship Structure & Construction	Marine Internal Combustion Engine II
Marine Internal Combustion Engine – I	Marine Electrical Technology
Fluid Mechanics	Marine Auxiliary Machines – II
Marine Auxiliary Machines – I	Naval Architecture – II
Naval Architecture – I	Management Science & Economics
Elementary Design & Drawing	Marine Steam Engineering
Material Science Laboratory	Fire Control & Life Saving Appliances Laboratory
Vibration Laboratory & Fluid Mechanics Laboratory	Marine Power Plant Operation —II
Marine Power Plant Operation – I	Electrical Machines Laboratory
Semester VII	Semester VIII
Ship Operation & Management	ON BOARD TRAINING & ASSESSMENT
Advanced Marine Control Engineering & Automation	Voyage / Training Report
IMO – Maritime Conventions & Classification Society	Project on Environment & its Project
Advanced Marine Technology	Viva – Voce
Engine Room Management
Elective
Marine Machinery & System Design
Simulator & Simulation Laboratory
Technical Paper & Project

In Conclusion

A career as a Marine Engineer is a dream career for many. It’s difficult to get into this career as it is highly competitive. Salaries are excellent. You could be earning 5 lacs plus a month before you turn 30 or may be 35. If you are wise, you will be able to save loads of money – crores to be precise if you work for about 15 years on-board.

But life on-board is tough. All the glamour and glitz are for the cruise ships. You might get work opportunities on oil tankers which pay you higher but then there’s nothing much to enjoy life. It’s pretty boring actually. Work is monotonous. You do the same thing day after day.

Sailing on the sea for a long time has a psychological impact too. Staying away from your family for months does have its toll on your mind.

So, it is extremely important to understand whether you are fit for such a career. Does your personality suit the rigours of the job of a Marine Engineer? Do you have the aptitudes to study Marine Engineering?

To get appropriate answers to the questions, it is crucially important to take the help of professional counsellors. Do you know about yourself? Are you sure? Maybe, but taking unbiased career counseling can open up a lot of information about your own self. That will help you to decide whether Marine Engineering is for you or not. You can also avail our counselling services online.

5 Best Career Advice for Working Professionals

Experience comes from knowledge and the collection of knowledge comes from pieces of advice. It doesn’t matter if you are doing great in your career or just at the beginning of creating one. Taking a piece of advice will never harm you. It will power your brain with extra knowledge and skills that you may work on to achieve even higher in life! So, without wasting any time, let's have a look at the 5 best career advice for working professionals.

1. Always be curious and ask questions

Being curious about new things or things you are unsure about makes your image stand different in front of your employer. If you are curious and ask questions to learn more, you achieve more respect in front of your colleagues and they take more interest in you and help you brush up your skills in a better way. The idea is simple: if you take an interest in knowing about the organization you are working in, they will take interest in working with you and teaching you new things.

2. Try some adventure and say yes to scary assignments!

We understand you are taking a step back and thinking before stepping into something you are scared of but, hey! That’s not how you will climb the ladder. Stepping out of your comfort zone and taking those scary adventurous assignments is something that will help you achieve a successful career and move ahead in life. Trying new things is something that might allow you to enjoy something you are working at! So if you get that higher job opportunity you think you are not ready for, go for it and don’t step back.

3. Meet new people, they can be a gateway to a new opportunity

Meeting new people equals meeting new opportunities. You never know, you cross paths with someone who can be a game-changer in your life and help you out achieve even better things in life. Meeting new people and making connections is something you should never get rid of, people teach you lessons and give you opportunities you never thought will come your way!

4. You must be a lifelong learner to achieve more

No matter how old or experienced you get, never stop learning in your life. You might meet a person who knows about a different field and taking knowledge from him will only add up to your knowledge bank. So, always try to keep your mind open and give way to opportunities you think you can learn from! People even learn from their own experiences and meeting new people is one of those important experiences that will either give you a positive impression or a negative one. So, be ready for whatever is coming your way.

5. Do what you love and not for money

You need to remember one thing for your whole life, the money will fall into your lap once you start earning it with your hard work. So, if you are thinking that this particular career option is going to fetch you lots of money but, you don’t like doing the job then you will get bored of it very easily. So, earning a good amount of money but not having the mood to do it is not something that will be fruitful in the long run. You will hate your job that way and have no motivation to get up every day and go to work. So, find something that you love and forget about earning money.

These are just a few pieces of advice that can help you grow stronger and better. You should try these tips at least once and see what difference it makes in your life. We are sure you are going to feel positive about it once you begin with the routine! Happy learning!

5 Effective Tips To Be Prepared For CBSE Board

Preparing for CBSE board exams and feeling super anxious? Well, it's time to get rid of all the anxiety and stress because we have some cool tips for you to get prepared for what's coming! 

One thing you should know is that tips only work when you are ready to put the hard work and dedication into your studies. Try not to take too much pressure, breathe in, and relax, these tips are going to help you achieve the best out of your potential.

1. Start by making a schedule

The best way to get in the form is to make a schedule. When making a schedule giving equal time to each subject is not the thing we are saying, you need to spare more time to brush up on skills you lack in. 

So, while making a schedule, you need to make sure to give an abundance of time for each subject to sink in! Don’t forget to add breaks and rest days as it is very important to give yourself some time off. Creating a schedule should also include what time you start in the day and when you wrap up. You just can't be up till 4 in the morning and begin again at 10 AM!

 

2. Highlighting is the key to success

While reading between the lines and referring to thousands of books, you can't note down everything into a short note! To take care of the important information you read, always keep a highlighter pen in your hand and keep on sketching the areas you want to remember. This will even help you grasp things more easily and go through them again when you sit the next time and want to re-read.

 

3. Try making short notes

So, every time you read and try to learn a topic, start writing and create short notes and summaries. This will help you memorize while writing and when the final day comes, you can simply go through your short notes in the morning and you are ready to roll! 

Short notes help a lot when revising. So, always keep a separate short notes book for every subject.  You can also make diagrams and flowcharts to help you understand immediately and recognize what you are talking about in a particular topic.

 

4. Previous years question papers are important

How do you think you will understand the format and style of the paper you are going to attempt? Solving previous years' questions not only helps you practice time management but also gives you an idea of how you should actually attempt a paper. 

After finishing your syllabus the next thing you should do is take out a few previous question papers and start solving them by keeping a check on the watch and taking no external help. This way you will increase the speed of your writing and try to understand how to attempt a paper in the required time.

 

5. Meditate and don't forget to relax

It is not at all necessary to keep engrossed in books 24/7 when your exams are nearby. Setting a schedule will help you focus on the important topics and give you sufficient time to relax.  

Make sure you give yourself some time to relax in between your studies.  Meditation is one of the ways to keep yourself from getting exhausted.  Meditation will help you stay calm and gain patience. Also, make sure that you need some time for yourself too! Refresh yourself with a power nap or try something you love, we are sure this can turn into a great stress buster.

 

So we have just listed the five most effective ways to prepare for your CBSE board exams. Exams can be tough but if you are calm and positive, boards won't be much of a problem.! So, chill out, work hard, and don’t forget to give yourself breaks now and then.

Top 7 Career Options Which Will Boom In 2021

 

Finding the right career direction is one of the most vital decisions everyone makes in their lives. Proper career planning sets up a strong foundation for your future and gives you a steady path to focus on your goals. But the process of career planning for students of class 10th or 12th is not an easy feat! What stream to choose after 10th or what course to pursue after 12th are some of the career decisions that may not be easy for a child to make. Finding a job that has a long-term growth plan and matches students’ career aspirations are important. To make things easy for you, we have done some research. This article will talk about the top career options which will boom in 2021. Here we are with the list of the top 7 career options that will boom in 2021. This will help the students decide which is the best route to have a happy and satisfied life ahead, so let’s know what are these career opportunities.

1. Occupational therapy assistant

If you love helping other people improve the quality of their lifestyle, then this field is made for you. As an occupational therapist, you will be helping the patients get better in their daily working routine like learning, playing, getting dressed for work, etc. There are a few patients who lose the skills to perform common activities daily. The best thing about this career option is that you get to help people live their lives in a better and more comfortable way. Isn't that inspiring? The dynamics of this career option are so vast, let's say you love kids! You can help kids brush up their motor skills and help them get back to their normal life! The dynamics of this career option are so vast that you can work around people you are comfortable with! Love kids? You can help them get on track with your skills.

To pursue this profession you will need a bachelor's degree in physics or biology. If you want to upgrade your education, then you can opt for an integrated program that will include both your bachelor's and a master's degree.

2. Statistician

Career opportunities involving the use of statistics and mathematics are very much in demand these days. Since the advancement in technology and the rapid increase in digitalization, every kind of human-related information is being stored digitally over the internet. Corporations and MNC’s utilize this data for surveys and better marketing techniques for their brand. Who is supposed to interpret this data for corporations and make value out of it? That is you! If you have an interest in solving math-related problems then why not change it into a job opportunity and get paid for it.

Mathematicians and statistics degree holders perform the task of analyzing the data to interpret it. After having a bachelor's degree in this field you can work in public and private sectors or you can pursue higher education such as a Master's degree or a PG Diploma in Statistics, Mathematics, or related fields.

3. Medical professionals

After the Coronavirus hitting the entire globe, everyone knows how important a healthcare professional is to the world. You can be of great help to other people and all you need is a medical degree and masters in the field. India is the 3rd largest country to provide skilled healthcare professionals all around the world. The need for healthcare professionals is never going to decline even if the corona didn't exist! Thousands of people still need assistance in terms of healthcare and you can be the one helping them out.

4. Machine Learning Expert

If you love science and machines, then machine learning can be the perfect opportunity for you to convert what you love into a job opportunity. Machine learning is the study of algorithms in which you become an expert with experience. Being a small branch under artificial intelligence, your job role as a machine learning expert will be creating such algorithms that will adapt themselves according to the data availability and make predictions accordingly. Machine learning intelligence is one of the branches of Artificial Intelligence. Although this career option is yet to establish itself fully in India, after achieving the adequate knowledge you require for the post you can be earning 691,000 as a fresher. This career option has a lot of demand in industries like IT, Banking, financial services & Insurance (BFSI), healthcare, transportation, e-commerce, education, etc. It is expected to expand by 33% by the year 2023.

5. Blockchain Developer

A blockchain developer is a person responsible for developing as well as optimizing blockchain protocols, forming and shaping the blockchain system, creating smart contracts, and developing applications that involve the use of blockchain. Understanding the basics is a very important part of becoming a blockchain developer followed by specialized courses that involve the study of blockchain. Once you are through with your education, practice is what will make you a capable candidate for securing the position of blockchain developer. The Indian Government is aiming to invest a heavy amount in biotechnology because blockchain technology plays one of the most important roles in Niti Ayog Policy and other technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML). There are not many people involved in this industry and that is exactly why people are ready to pay huge checks to their employees. The average salary of a blockchain developer today is 8,01,983INR.

6. Management consultant

So, if you are a good advisor and know how to run a company then, this field is for you. You cannot become a management consultant just like that! You need a good amount of experience to become a consultant and tell other people how to run their company. To begin with, you can pursue a bachelor's in the field of commerce or business administration. This industry is continuously growing at a CAGR of 30% in the nation with a rough count of 10,000 consulting corporations. If you choose this industry as your career field then, the average salary you might get is 11,49,770 lacs per annum. If you count the number of consultancy in metro cities out of 10,000 then, you will be shocked to know that more than 50% of consultancies lie here.

7. Marketing manager

Marketing is one of the most important aspects of any business, especially in today's era! Companies invest hundreds of crores in the marketing of their brand or product. With the introduction of digitalization, marketing techniques are touching heights like never before. There are a number of jobs out there in the marketing field. So, if you are interested in working as a marketing manager then after your bachelor's in commerce related field, you can select a marketing course followed by an MBA for enhancement of knowledge, experience, and salary package! For any managerial position you will first require field experience about the subject, so, you will first have to begin with job functions like social media handling, project coordinating, marketing on a smaller level, etc.

When you look at the salary, the standard salary package of a marketing manager is 7- 22 lacs per annum which is one of the highest-paid jobs in India.

How will you know which is the best career option for you?

Selecting the best career options is one of the biggest challenges for school students. But it should not be an intimidating process. Choosing the best career option for you will help you get toward the right career path. But to make sure you are making the right career plans.

How do you decide what areas are you good at?

Let’s talk about the most tried and tested way of getting to know your interests and abilities better- a career assessment test!

Yes!

You heard that right.

A career assessment tool is a great way to identify your core set of hidden skills, interest areas, and capabilities which further help you in mapping the right career path.

Before you jump on to a particular course and plan a career path, it is better to understand what other possible career options are there, what can be a more suitable career for you based on your interests and abilities.


A career is one of the most important decisions on which your entire life depends, so make sure you select one with the utmost care and patience. Making the right choice will bring out the best in you and keep you satisfied with what you accomplish in life.