 | Well soon at my school, there is this thing called 'job shadowing' and I want to be a child psychologist when I grow up so I was going to write that down as my number one choice. But you have to choose a few and I don't really know what else I want to be! Would guidance counselor be okay or are they too close?
1 answer - Asked By: Someone - 9/14/2009 |
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 | I want to be a child psychologist. I would love to go to a traditional school but I need to work full time. I was looking into online schools but I don't want to get my degree and I don't get a job because I went to school online. Is there anyone who went to an online school and receive and job as a psychologist or are there any suggestions you may have? Thanks in advance.
1 answer - Asked By: D'Shante L - 7/2/2009 |
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 | Hi. I was just wondering exactly how long it will take me to be fully trained for my job. I want to be a child psychologist and need to be fully trained in childcare too. Is there anybody who is is a child psychologist or that knows the courses required and how long it takes? I want to go the branch of behavioral studies.
I am only 14 and so can't start childcare until im 16. All help will be much appreciated.
2 answers - Asked By: Hanzieeboo:-)) - 6/7/2010 |
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 | I am a sophomore in High School and I have been thinking about careers. I came across the idea of being a one on one child psychologist. I was wondering what I would have to take in University and how many years it would take? Also, any advice?
2 answers - Asked By: xxBreakout93 - 5/1/2009 |
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 | I have a bachelors degree in Elementary Education, but have changed my mind and would like to become a child psychologist. I've read that I will need a doctoral degree. Does anyone know if I can build off my education degree or do I need to start from scratch?
1 answer - Asked By: jsh2403 - 4/20/2011 |
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 | I've been thinking about becoming a child psychologist but I really want to know more about what the job actually requires. If anybody can give me any information or tell me where to get this information i would be really helpful. Thank You.
5 answers - Asked By: noonoobear_92 - 2/6/2007 |
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 | What does this type of psychologist exactly do and how much schooling would it take.
i am interested in maybe having this as a future career ( i am going into grade 12)
my grades are pretty average but i always want to do the best i can.
is this a really tough field, and how much does the average child psychologist make in canada particularly BC
and also is it a secure career?
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 | I've been thinking about becoming a child psychologist but I really want to know more about what the job actually requires. If anybody can give me any information or tell me where to get this information i would be really helpful. Thank You.
2 answers - Asked By: noonoobear_92 - 2/6/2007 |
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 | I'm thinking of changing my major to child psychology. I also prefer the academic setting and I feel I'd be most effective with middle schoolers. I interviewed a school psychologist at a middle school and she said she sees a few children and most of her work are writing up evaluations. She would work with special needs children or mental breakdowns while a school counselor focuses on social/behavior and sees more children than the psychologist does... which is probably better for my current skills. Can a child psychologist normally take this role as a school counselor, or are schools known to hire child clinical/counselor psychologists?
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 | I'm trying to find of job that will give me related experience for when I become a school/child psychologist. I have no idea where to start. Help?
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 | Im 13, and want to know what options are open for me when im older. I want to be some kind of child psychologist, like the job that ''Super Nanny'' does. I want to know what jobs i could have, what qualifications i would have to have, and how much these jobs are paid at. Maybe you know of a website that helps people of my age?
Please help, so i can get my life on track and stop lazing around until i know what to do.
Thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: rosemerrymay - 1/4/2008 |
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 | I'm trying to become a child psychologist. and i want to know where is the best college or university in order for me to earn my masters,bachelors and doctors degree. and is it difficult finding a job after graduating.
3 answers - Asked By: girltalk2ms - 10/20/2007 |
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 | I am iffy on what degree I should pursue in, in college. I love working with small children and I love to draw and paint and anything crafty. I thought about being a preschool teacher but they don't make enough, and a child psychologist, but that requires to much school. I also thought of working for Disney but that's like a 1 in a million chance. Is there some other job out there that requires working with children, art, and getting paid a decent salary?
1 answer - Asked By: Giggles - 4/24/2012 |
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 | If I want to work with children in hospitals after they suffered traumatic injuries (brain, accidents, etc.), what degree do I pursue. I want to help them gain back the developmental physical abilities. Is it a child physical therapist, play therapy, child psychologist, help me out!
1 answer - Asked By: Costumes - 5/20/2013 |
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 | I am majoring in psychology, specificly child/adolescent psychology, I want to work with kids and teens, and the only two positions that I could think of is a school counselor and a social worker. Going to school to be a child psychologist is not one of my options right now, so PLEASE do NOT suggest that either. Thanks.
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 | Im in high school and I'm thinking about what I want to major in when I go to college... I was hoping to do Pre Law or maybe Psychology. I'm interested in Psychology and possibly being a child Psychologist but what other job oppurtunities are there with a degree in Psychology?
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 | I've always wanted to be a psychologist and have just recently put my head down and narrowed down what exactly I want to do. I want to be a child psychologist, but both fit clinical and development psychology fit in with it. So which one should I do? Which one is better? What do you recommend? Thank You c:
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 | I'm a 16 year old male and I'm considering being a child psychologist. How difficult would it be to become one? What exactly could I do? Would you reccomend it?
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 | I plan on being a psychologist but I heard that you should attend graduate school in order to get a better advantage in getting a job. I'm interested in being a therapist or a child psychologist or even working in a hospital. But if I were going to attend graduate school, how many years for each of the above professions would I need to take, and would it be very difficult to go through graduate school?
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 | What steps would i need to take to become a Child Psychologist? and can you describe what your career is like?
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