09 Apr Please describe your long term career goals or, if thare not clear
Please describe your long term career goals or, if thare not clear, outline the sectors that are of particular interest to you and why Building on your previous answers you should think about your future and where you see yourself, for example, in five years time.?Project description Dear writer, Im applying to an international health management program. I have 2 years and 2 months experience. Im pursuing tmajor because in my 2 years experience I notice that as a young person In my work environment I have a lot of new ideas that will contribute in the process of quality improvement, so I think with tprogram and degree Ill have the tools to make the change I want to see in my country (Qatar) since Im working in an institute that provides healthcare for the whole country, Im in a country that support youth and encourage the introduction of new bloods into its organizations and institutes so I think that I must support my ideas with a solid scientific foundation that will help me to become a leader that will help to improve and developed my country , and I emphasize on the word leader not boss , because one of my ideas is to help in preparing future leaders that will continue the path of improvement Im providing you with the curriculum of the programPlease describe your long term career goals or, if thare not clear, outline the sectors that are of particular interest to you and why Building on your previous answers you should think about your future and where you see yourself, for example, in five years time. Think about the sector you want to be working in, the type of position or business you want to have and which geographic location you want to be in. Use thtwo questions to identify your career goals. If you have no clear goals think about the resources you have used, such as websites, meetings with the career service at your university, presentations you have attended (employer presentations, university presentations) or talks with your friends or family that have helped you to form your ideas for your future career. For example, from your previous degree you might have developed an interest in the world of management, and then talks with your family might have convinced you to study abroad. You might also have attended recruitment presentations which, together with your research using www.prospects.ac.uk for example, helped you to decide on the type of course to study and the type of role in which you are interested.
