Psych Jobs
@majesticbeauty (33)
United States
5 responses
@carolbee (16230)
• United States
5 Oct 11
I know a few people who actually work for school districts and do well. They are offered benefits along with a nice salary and some don't work 12 months. You can also work in a private practice setting part time which can bring in the extra earnings. My belief is nobody can ever have enough education. In the longrun, learning is earning.
@thinkingoutloud (6127)
• Canada
7 Nov 11
My daughter is currently in university doing a double major in Psychology and Anthropology. She wants to be a Forensic Psychologist and, for that, she definitely needs a Masters... so she's still got a lot of schooling ahead of her. I think education is always valuable. I hope she will find work in her chosen field when she is ready *crosses fingers*
@naija4real (1291)
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6 Oct 11
Pschology is an interesting course. You can find work in the universities, research centres, industry, counseling and adolescent agencies and what have you. I think you can also set up your consultancy agency
@huilichan8 (1378)
• Singapore
5 Oct 11
Yes, of course going to school is worth it. The pay of a psychologist is good. Moreover, with a psychology degree (master's), you can also be a researcher or a statiscian. Or you cld even be employed as a company psychologist or a school counsellor. I think a psychology degree will give you quite a number of career choices. Overall, the pay is good (whether you want to be a psychologist or researcher, etc) and if pay is a top priority, then I think pursuing a psychology degree wld be a gd option. Moreover, with a psychology degree, you will be in a gd position to understand human behaviours and motives and that might serve you well in your personal relationships.
@madalinuta (91)
• Romania
20 Oct 11
Depends on the country you are living in. I can tell you general jobs as a Psychologist and you can have a search in the city you are living to find more information like exact places to work, money etc