Unclear path. help

[P3TE143]

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People say having a degree doesn't guarantee you a decent job. Is it still worth it to go through four years of college or maypa mag vocational nalang?



follow up: Unsa nindot nga vocational para maka larga sa gawas/Dako pay?


Follow follow up: Whats a good college with no rules about the hair? Kapila nako nasangit sa sangkarlos tungod d ko ganahan short hair.

[NudgeDELTA]

People say having a degree doesn't guarantee you a decent job. Is it still worth it to go through four years of college or maypa mag vocational nalang?

follow up: Unsa nindot nga vocational para maka larga sa gawas/Dako pay?

Follow follow up: Whats a good college with no rules about the hair? Kapila nako nasangit sa sangkarlos tungod d ko ganahan short hair.

Having a degree increases your chances of getting a job. The more substantial your educational background, the better it looks to HRMD or the hiring personnel. It's your choice which path your would choose: Tech-Voc or Tertiary Education. If you choose Tech-Voc, it will cost you less time, money, and effort. Yet you will only be limited to the qualifications for jobs under Tech-Voc and would be working under the supervision of those who have finished college. If you opt for College, it will cost more time, money, and effort. But you'll be regarded as a professional.

In-demand jobs here and abroad. Salaries depend per country. You can browse the averages here.

Well, off the top of my head all I could think of is UP and USC-TC.

[H.Wolowitz]

People say having a degree doesn't guarantee you a decent job. Is it still worth it to go through four years of college or maypa mag vocational nalang?



follow up: Unsa nindot nga vocational para maka larga sa gawas/Dako pay?


Follow follow up: Whats a good college with no rules about the hair? Kapila nako nasangit sa sangkarlos tungod d ko ganahan short hair.

if you are highly gifted with a unique skill or talent, better focus on that to earn money

[Iamalbertrebs]

if datu mo TS/ naay kaya imong pamilya better finish a degree.. pero if needed naka mokayod to earn money vocational nalng..
good luck

[luff101]

Much better if you earn a college degree because most of the well paid companies mangita ug Bachelors Degree except lng sa mga BPO. hehehe

Try take-up IT or mga computer related courses and focus into programming kung hilig ka ug mga codes2x pwede pa ka d mo abroad.. hehehe

Try UC ts kay pwede ra taas buhok ngadto...

[-]chong<3]

welding as your vocational course ts. sukad saona hangtod karon, in demand gihapon kaayo. kanang TIG welding kay ok ang sweldo..

[hush232002]

having a degree doesnt guarantee you a decent job, same if you dont have one.


vocational that would be welding


im not sure but i think a good college with no hair standard requirment would be St theresas college for you sir. oh did i mention sir?

[luff101]

welding as your vocational course ts. sukad saona hangtod karon, in demand gihapon kaayo. kanang TIG welding kay ok ang sweldo..

Boss kung mo abroad guro ka as wilder dako guro ug sweldo pero kung ari lang ka dri pinas mag wilder murag d mag silbi. akong papa nag work sa usa sa pinakadako nga shipyard dri sa cebu pero gamay au sweldo. huhuhu

[phattchoi]

kung gusto ka ma manager = degree (depende nas sweldo ha)
kung gusto ka dako sweldo = vocational (blue collar jobs)

[flublu]

para nku TS ang college degree kai mura rnag icing sa cake. mas favorable kng naa juy degree. pero it doesnt guarantee nga decent jd imung job. tuod naa kai job pero ang sweldo sahay gamay. pero kng maninguha jd ka aw mu saka jd ka