Hi,
This is for a big scholarship-pays for the entire year! That being said, I could use a hand perfecting this essay. There are no restrictions on number of words. Essentially I answered each part of the question in it's own paragraph. Here are some specific questions I have about this piece so please read with these questions in mind:
In your opinion does this succinctly answer each part of the question?
Do you think it could it be stronger?
Do you think it needs more examples? or Does it need to be less wordy?
If this was your essay, what would you add? or Subtract?
Prompt:
Use the space below to discuss in your own words
a)your specific short term career goals and
b)specifically how this proposed training will help you to accomplish these goals.
c)Please explain how these apply to your long range career goals.
Here is a draft of my answer:
Turning 30, with no health insurance, prompted the beginning of my inquiries into nutrition and self healing modalities. It it was not long before I was fully engaged in the process of independently researching and studying whatever I could get my hands on about mind/body medicine. Over the next couple of years it became a full-time endeavor of compiling the knowledge that led to my sincere interest in making health accessible to people on an everyday basis, and my current career plan. In the next three to five years I plan to start my own wellness coaching practice. I will focus on yoga, hypnosis, meditation and nutrition. I have the intelligence, drive and caring nature to make a good living this way. Friends and family have been coming to me for advice for several years now so I feel confident in my abilities to connect people in this manner.
I have already started to take the necessary steps to ensure my career success. For example, in the most recent years I attended both an extensive year long yoga teacher training and a professional hypnotherapy certification course. Also integral to this plan is finishing my Bachelor's degree. This is an important piece not only because it is important to study the latest nutrition information available but also because it is the clearest way to advancement of my career. I plan to focus on the study of nutrition at Goddard College. Successful completion of my degree increases my skills and adds credibility to my name. Recent studies have shown that obtaining a Bachelor's degree will lower my rate of unemployment and nearly doubles my annual income from that of someone without a degree. For me, this fact solidifies the goal of completing my degree. I firmly believe that I will be better able to get clients and have a successful business with a Bachelor's Degree.
My skills lie in making what may seem complicated or unobtainable into a foreseeable and attainable goal. I like to make things and ideas accessible to others. I want to teach people how to make the changes they want to make and how to make those healthy choices for themselves every day. In the next five to ten years I could see myself joining forces with other professional holistic practitioners to open up a wellness center for people in recovery from addictions. To accomplish this I plan to pursue courses in therapeutic nutrition and the necessary certifications along the way.
This is for a big scholarship-pays for the entire year! That being said, I could use a hand perfecting this essay. There are no restrictions on number of words. Essentially I answered each part of the question in it's own paragraph. Here are some specific questions I have about this piece so please read with these questions in mind:
In your opinion does this succinctly answer each part of the question?
Do you think it could it be stronger?
Do you think it needs more examples? or Does it need to be less wordy?
If this was your essay, what would you add? or Subtract?
Prompt:
Use the space below to discuss in your own words
a)your specific short term career goals and
b)specifically how this proposed training will help you to accomplish these goals.
c)Please explain how these apply to your long range career goals.
Here is a draft of my answer:
Turning 30, with no health insurance, prompted the beginning of my inquiries into nutrition and self healing modalities. It it was not long before I was fully engaged in the process of independently researching and studying whatever I could get my hands on about mind/body medicine. Over the next couple of years it became a full-time endeavor of compiling the knowledge that led to my sincere interest in making health accessible to people on an everyday basis, and my current career plan. In the next three to five years I plan to start my own wellness coaching practice. I will focus on yoga, hypnosis, meditation and nutrition. I have the intelligence, drive and caring nature to make a good living this way. Friends and family have been coming to me for advice for several years now so I feel confident in my abilities to connect people in this manner.
I have already started to take the necessary steps to ensure my career success. For example, in the most recent years I attended both an extensive year long yoga teacher training and a professional hypnotherapy certification course. Also integral to this plan is finishing my Bachelor's degree. This is an important piece not only because it is important to study the latest nutrition information available but also because it is the clearest way to advancement of my career. I plan to focus on the study of nutrition at Goddard College. Successful completion of my degree increases my skills and adds credibility to my name. Recent studies have shown that obtaining a Bachelor's degree will lower my rate of unemployment and nearly doubles my annual income from that of someone without a degree. For me, this fact solidifies the goal of completing my degree. I firmly believe that I will be better able to get clients and have a successful business with a Bachelor's Degree.
My skills lie in making what may seem complicated or unobtainable into a foreseeable and attainable goal. I like to make things and ideas accessible to others. I want to teach people how to make the changes they want to make and how to make those healthy choices for themselves every day. In the next five to ten years I could see myself joining forces with other professional holistic practitioners to open up a wellness center for people in recovery from addictions. To accomplish this I plan to pursue courses in therapeutic nutrition and the necessary certifications along the way.