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brymcfly21
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Hello all,
So I am looking for advice on what my next move should be after graduating with my bachelors in physics this May. I have quality engineering internship experience but every job I’ve applied to only wants to hire people with actually engineering experience and not entry level type people. I was also told by a staffing agency that a masters in mechanical engineering would not help my job prospects because experience is prioritized. For now I will be teaching high school physics.
Do you have any advice on how I can make my degree more marketable without any other experience like skills to develop? I am open to other careers as well that I can get with a physics degree and any additional certification I could get for a good paying jobs. Thank you for reading.
So I am looking for advice on what my next move should be after graduating with my bachelors in physics this May. I have quality engineering internship experience but every job I’ve applied to only wants to hire people with actually engineering experience and not entry level type people. I was also told by a staffing agency that a masters in mechanical engineering would not help my job prospects because experience is prioritized. For now I will be teaching high school physics.
Do you have any advice on how I can make my degree more marketable without any other experience like skills to develop? I am open to other careers as well that I can get with a physics degree and any additional certification I could get for a good paying jobs. Thank you for reading.