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The few career guidance showcases put on by the school system falls short of providing meaningful information for students. Information to guide students on choosing their career paths is not readily available locally. Still very few complete post-secondary education knowing their chosen career path.

• Title : Careers: Biomedical Engineer
• Author : A. L. Dawn French
• Rating : 4.78 (248 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-9-19
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 32 Pages
• Asin : 1499516479
• Language : English

The few career guidance showcases put on by the school system falls short of providing meaningful information for students. Information to guide students on choosing their career paths is not readily available locally. Still very few complete post-secondary education knowing their chosen career path. This little investment will pay off huge dividends in the long term as it will guide you in pursuing your chosen career.. Whether you are a parent, a student or someone looking to a new career, this series provides invaluable information on the common career pathways in Saint Lucia. The importance of knowing at an early stage the pathway to a chosen career is invaluable as it saves time, worry, anxiety and financial resources. I encourage everyone interested in pursuing a career to get their hands on a copy of their chosen Career book. The information presented is simple to understand and straight to the point. The series provides information on academic qualifications/skills requirements, educational institutions, scholarship

About the Author A. A best-selling author on her island home, Dawn and Dax now look to conquer the world! * * * * * . Dawn French the history buff and environmentalist lives in Saint Lucia, in the Caribbean with the love of her life Dax her Rottweiler mix and the Super Star of the majority of Dawn’s stories. L

A best-selling author on her island home, Dawn and Dax now look to conquer the world! * * * * *

. L. Dawn French the history buff and environmentalist lives in Saint Lucia, in the Caribbean with the love of her life Dax her Rottweiler mix and the Super Star of the majority of Dawn’s stories. A

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