What college degrees should you suggest to a highschool graduate for better employment in the future?

[asukaL8]

looking for advice. my kid doesnt trust his creative skills so degrees like architecture is not an option.

 

[PHC-Hershey]

Engineering, Accountancy, Business

 

[wrathborne]

IT, Comp Sci, Comp Eng
But mas maganda pa rin na papiliin mo anak mo, future niya yan eh. Let him discover what he likes

 

[Kyklops]

BSEd or BEEd

 

[PHC- CalcYouLoss]

Go for accountancy bro.

 

[jungard]

if i suggest, take those courses na wala masyadong kumukuha kasi better employment din kc kaunti lang yun mga ng aapply...for instance statistics, geodetic engineering or interior designing...above are good pero competition is good din sa industry.

 

[asukaL8]

sa engineering, anong maganda?

mas preferred ko rin na anak ko mismo mamili pero sya rin, wala rin idea kung ano kukunin. hirap din naman mag experiment kasi hindi naman kami mayaman. pag nagshift kasi, sayang pera at oras.

 

[Hwrd]

Wag nyong hanapin yung "better employment" hanapin nyo kung saan sila sasaya habang nag-aaral at makapag trabaho.

 

[jungard]

for me nasa global construction recruitment ako...

civil engineering
mechanical engineering
electrical engineering
chemical engineering

rare:
geodetic engg

bottom:
computer engg
electronics engg

 

[kebihzen]

Wala yan sa degree....nasa diskarte at skills yan...this is my opinion kasi di ako degree holder..

 

[PHC-Hershey]

Mas maganda kung alam mo hilig ng anak mo, ano yung passion nya, dun ka magdecide kayo magdecide. Wag lang sabihin na dun sa course na walang math, walang ganun, lahat ng courses may math

 

[Fate18]

Accounting. Lahat ng business kelangan ng accountant. At maraming audit firm ang kailangan ng cpa.

 

[CookieCrumble]

if one doesn't trust his or her creative skills, then i suggest go get a course where your child can excel,(e.g.if mahilig sa computer? then go get computer related course). Mas madali siya matututo pagka masaya siya sa ginagawa niya yun lang po! good luck po

 

[asukaL8]

halos lahat kasing batang lalaki, mahilig sa computer pero madalas hanggang laro lang. salamat din sa advice. meron ako pinsan na grad sa computer pero di ko alam kung ano yung major or course nya. magtatanong din ako sa kanya.

medyo kursunada ko yung accounting. salamat.

 

[tnt user]

Ito payo lang,, mag tesda ka muna o vocational course bago ka kumuha ng 4years course just in case na ung kinuha mo n kusro eh walang mag akma s hiring jobs dito s pilipinas atleast me technical course k nmn n pwd mo magamit,,

 

[jungard]

if your a parent and you can afford to give your child a good education then go for a degree

 

[HeLlPH]

Para sakin mas better kung skill related ang kuhanin nyo. Mas maigi na ang marunong kesa sa may alam. Madami akong kilala na degree holder pero mga trabaho nila di related sa natapos nila. Tsaka hirap makapasok/makakuha ng trabaho kahit tapos ka.

 

[Joab10]

entrepreneurship

 

[pekochama]

its better to choose based on your skills and preferences but if you insist. maybe computer science will help

 

[zechnask]

IT, Comp Sci, Engineering, Medicine.
If you want to have lots of cash in your wallet by just the use of your skills.

Dont waste your time in Polical science, psychology, social work, and other soc.sci related.