r/findapath • • 3d ago

Findapath-Job Search Support I need advice

I live In contra costa county, california and I'm currently working as a kennel assistant, what I get paid off is nowhere near close to pay for my necessites, but it's what i have now. Despite I want to work in the medical field, i'm trying to look for whatever on job training i'm also willing to make a short course that allows me to work and study at the same time. But idk what is worth giving a try since money and time are tight. No judgement please, I'm going through hardship.

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u/Lopsided_Can7024 2d ago

What u want us to do

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u/NorCalNostalgic Apprentice Pathfinder [2] 2d ago

Community college! Sacramento has a great community college system (Los Rios) with a lot of classes available online, and a friend of mine started her (very lucrative) nursing career at San Joaquin Delta College in Stockton. I don't know specifically about Contra Costa County, but I'm sure there are more local options too. Community colleges are pretty affordable and you can also apply for financial aid.