Exploring Careers in Engineering Physics & Aerospace: A Guide for 16-Year-Olds

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In summary, the person is 16 years old and interested in studying engineering physics and aerospace engineering, with a focus on control systems and automation. They are wondering what types of jobs they can get with these degrees and if they should pursue this field of study. They mention being proficient in physics, math, and chemistry, but also admit to needing to improve their typing, spelling, and sentence formation skills. They are considering studying at Cambridge University in the UK.
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i am 16 and gone study engineering physics and Aerospace engineering Control systems and automation what jobs can i get with it?And should i study it.I am very good in physics math and chemistry.And in which university should i go ?
 
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The best thing you could do right now is learn these things:

1) Learn how to type.
2) Learn how to spell.
3) Learn how to form sentences.

Until then, you don't have much of a chance at getting a job or going to a university.
 
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nah english is not my main it is my 4 lengauge and i am learning it now since 1 month and i am a quick learner
 
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Try Cambridge University, UK.
 

1. What should I do if I don't know what career to pursue?

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It's important to identify the root cause of your feelings and communicate with your supervisor to see if changes can be made. If not, consider exploring other job opportunities or finding ways to expand your skills and responsibilities in your current role.

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