The trade I chose was Pharmacy Tech and I chose that trade because it seemed easy for me and sound like it was fun to do but my trade is 3 to 6 months my trade instructor is Mrs. Shelton-Bass and she is the best trade instructor ever because she tell me what all I have to do just to get out of the trade like we have 4 books but the forth book everything that we know about the trade and the packets from book 1. I have to say that the best thing I could have ever done was to come to The St Louis Job Corps Center. My struggles through high school were that of a teenage troublemaker. We get pressured with things we feel are more important and not measuring up to our peers kept a lot of us misfits from showing up. I was fascinated with the program when I heard I could have a Vocational Trade in Pharmacy Tech under my belt. Being totally honest I had no interest in my high school diploma. I wouldn’t even go to that class. My relationship with Mrs.Bass, meant more to me than just learning how to become a pharmacist. In all my defiance she pretty much took me under her wing and allow me to simply focus on my training. …show more content…
From Walgreens to CVS to hospitals such as Barns Jewish and Cardinal Glennon there are a host of jobs depending on skilled and prompt workers. I am one of those with my heart set on a bigger prize in the medical industries. I would like to own my own hospital or drug store and compete with the current business owners that really think they can get more customers than me. One thing I can say my family member’s tell me they say “it’s good to be an pharmacist because I can work at Walgreens or CVS at an early age and have a