Overview of professions for girls

An overview of professions for girls will allow you to find out exactly what interesting female specialties there are, in which it is worth finding a job. It is necessary to figure out in advance what are the best options for girls and modern professions for women. It should also be borne in mind that some vacancies can be learned after grade 9, while other areas of training will require compulsory completion of the school course.

There are a large number of different specializations for girls. But it would be a mistake to be guided by which ones are the easiest or the least time-consuming. It is much more correct to look for those options that will allow you to find a job with a greater probability. And here it is immediately worth making a reservation that being in demand is not always tantamount to high pay. Traditionally, these professions include pedagogy. Many are discouraged from such activities by the relatively low income, high responsibility and nervous tension.

However, not everything is so bad: there are sometimes very worthy positions, especially in the private sector. All types of teachers, including those of general education, university profile, as well as employees of kindergartens and correctional institutions, are in demand from employers. Work in educational management bodies also adjoins pedagogical activity - however, this is more likely an administrative sphere, and not training.

The pedagogical situation is in the field of nursing:

• predominantly "female" face;
• relatively modest salaries with few exceptions;
• high level of responsibility;
• the need for empathy and other positive personal qualities.

Also, a large number of girls and women leave for positions:

• hairdressers;
• accountants;
• secretaries;
• sellers;
• librarians;
• telephone consultants;
• cashiers;
• help desk staff;
• banking and postal workers.

But still, the majority, of course, set a goal not just to find a job, but to take a job with a good salary. And such positions are not so rare in life, contrary to expectations. Moreover, many of them sometimes refer to the previous section. After all, accountants, and hairdressers (stylists), and secretaries, and other office workers can receive decent money. Usually those who are on a solid position in a large organization operating in a big city earn a lot. Or in a firm in a fast-growing, successful sector of the economy.

But you will have to meet, of course, ever-growing requirements. So, the same secretaries, in order to receive a large salary, must completely get rid of the stereotypical type of "coffee peddler". You will have to constantly develop professionally, master the workflow and foreign languages ​​(not only English, but at least one more language), understand the structure and activities of the organization, and many other things. It is impossible to say exactly what this level is, but the fact is that highly paid secretaries are those who can talk on an equal footing with any department head, clearly understanding everything he said.

There are, however, some other lucrative specializations as well. Among them are specialists in the selection of personnel. Having mastered such a profession, you can turn the growing claims from employers to candidates to your advantage. After all, the higher they are, the more authoritative and irreplaceable the personnel service.

Among the promising female professions is the activity of auditors. Any organizations, departments, specialists must be checked - and commercial structures are ready to pay well for the activities of controllers. Even in small towns, a number of auditor vacancies are open with payment of 30 thousand rubles or more. To work in this capacity, you will have to carefully study:

• general and financial document flow;
• accounting;
• fundamentals of labor organization;
• fundamentals of management activities;
• tax law.

Moreover, one cannot get off with "just a diploma" - in each of these areas there are a lot of nuances that are not taught anywhere and that can be comprehended only in practice. On the other hand, auditors always work indoors, in comfortable conditions. It's worth noting that they don't just detect problems. Sometimes auditors are recruited to prevent violations before the latter have grown to a global scale, in order to receive recommendations. Of course, there is an internal gradation among these specialists:

• some are better at handling tax issues;
• others are looking for deviations in financial statements;
• still others check structural divisions and branches as a whole.

A lawyer can also claim a high salary. Of course, we are not talking about a freshly baked law graduate, but about an experienced specialist in the field of civil or corporate law. Also appreciated:

• criminal defense lawyers (but only after gaining considerable experience and a number of successful defenses);
• professionals in the field of international commercial or some foreign law (though there is a very narrow niche here);
• notaries;
• judges (their work is not only highly paid, but also accompanied by a number of other privileges).

But more recently, the former fashionable profession of a psychologist has somewhat faded. The demand for it has decreased, and it is no longer necessary to count on impressive salaries. The only exceptions are those who already have a circle of solid regular customers or are ready to form it from scratch. But there are still some highly profitable professions that can be mastered at 40 and even a little later. This is about:

• managers of travel companies (however, due to recent events, this area has received a very strong blow);
• confectioners (not just performing tasks, but engaged in a kind of food art);
• work in the tax service, a multifunctional center, another state institution where many people apply;
• the work of florists (the demand for flowers and bouquets is unlikely to go anywhere, even in the most difficult times);
• software testers;
• realtors;
• insurance agents.

The ranking of the most impressive and reputationally attractive specializations for women rightfully includes the position of a business development manager. This specialist is primarily responsible for maintaining stable contact with the clientele. A relatively recent position involves coordinating the activities of the entire organization, any of its departments and parts. This activity is very difficult, but also exciting at the same time.

The position of strategic planning manager is partly adjacent to this; it is most often the right hand of the CEO or the direct owner of the company. Such managers are also engaged in development, but already in the context of assessing the entire situation as a whole and predicting its likely changes in the medium and long term. Software creators can also be considered quite successful people. Yes, software development is not growing as rapidly as it was 5-7 years ago. However, on the other hand, it has reached gigantic proportions, and there is a place for everyone who has the necessary skills at a good level. Another of the prestigious digital professions is the data and information engineer.

You have to constantly monitor this area of ​​activity, otherwise it will be impossible:

• add new information;
• remove and correct previous records;
• change the content technically;
• retrieve information and change the form of their presentation upon request.

Returning to management specialists, it is worth mentioning product managers as well. They are needed to create new ideas, to determine the course of further development of new commercial products. These professionals are expected to help increase the company's revenues and profits. It is required to understand not only advertising, marketing and sales, but also the peculiarities of technology, organization of production. Otherwise, consumers' demands cannot be satisfied - the time when it was possible to realize “at least something really needed” is irrevocably gone.

Separately, however unusual it may sound, are professions related to space. Despite a hefty loss of romance (although that's how to say ...), such specializations remain in demand. Moreover, there is an increase in demand for them, because space communications and technical means are being used more and more widely. Of course, only a few will be able to go to Earth's orbit (and in the future - even further). But there are also alternatives - for example, work at an astronomical observatory; let the salary not always please, but there is a good chance to make some kind of discovery and become famous. Or you can act differently: master the profession of an engineer in the space industry.Engineering and design support for flights is also very prestigious and relatively well paid.

The role of imagination can hardly be overestimated in the field of art. It is equally necessary:

• writers;
• screenwriters;
• directors;
• actors;
• circus artists;
• make-up artists;
• costume designers;
• artists;
• illustrators;
• art photographers.

Some people are interested in simple professions without education. Attention: we are talking only about higher education; at least courses or secondary specialized training will be required. This category includes:

• actors of all specializations;
• photo models;
• artists;
• sculptors;
• choreographers;
• radio hosts;
• TV presenters;
• film critics;
• sound engineers;
• designers of various directions.

Therefore, you need to think three times before rushing to look for work without education. Even the advantage will be that higher education broadens horizons and makes creative activity more productive and rich. In part, sports-related activities are also close to creative specializations. It is not at all necessary to reduce them only to the actual career of an athlete in various disciplines, although this area of ​​application of one's powers should not be completely ignored.

It is quite possible to try your hand at the ranks of commentators. Good professionals of this kind are greatly appreciated. Attention: you should be prepared for irregular working days. Other suitable specializations:

• trainer;
• sports agent (providing athletes with access to competitions, teams);
• sports lawyer;
• sports medic;
• greenkeeper (takes care of fields and lawns);
• sports psychologist;
• arbitrator;
• manager of a sports palace, stadium or sports complex.

Girls can try themselves as a signalman. Today this area of ​​activity is much simpler than a few decades ago, and no longer requires such a volume of physical labor. In addition, the number of types of communication has increased dramatically, and much more is needed for qualified specialists in this area. The work may include:

• installation;
• adjustment;
• repair;
• daily maintenance and configuration of communication lines, transmitters.

But you can pay attention to remote professions. For example, for the position of internet marketer, because the need to attract customers is only becoming more relevant for companies every year. Contextual advertising on the Internet is especially promising. Private subspecies - SMM manager. The textual part of the promotion on the Internet is provided by copywriters and editors; the further they are from monotonous writing and the closer to marketing, the higher the pay.

Also worth mentioning:

• SEO;
• web developers;
• Data Scientist.

For girls after grade 9, there are different areas of employment. And it's not just about trading, freelancing or cleaning. Education in a secondary special educational institution helps to expand your opportunities. Any teenager there can be offered to unlearn for:

• cooks;
• locksmith;
• a worker in the engineering industry (with many specializations);
• driver;
• baker;
• construction specialties;
• technologist;
• metrologist;
• social worker.

In order to become a fully equipped representative of society in the future, it is better for a girl to master the full school course. This opens up additional opportunities for special training or independent mastering of a number of professions. First of all, we are talking about specializations:

• cosmetologist;
• flight attendants;
• veterinarian;
• statistics;
• commodity expert;
• pharmacist;
• tour guide;
• labor protection specialist.

Many girls will prefer calm, applied professions - and this is completely normal. Moreover, in Russia, many of those holding such positions can claim good wages. For example, with a penchant for mathematics and science, you can become a chemical engineer, civil engineer, or petrochemical engineer. Those who want to help people are better off becoming dentists, although this is not so easy anymore. Also some of the relatively serene professions include:

• archival specialist;
• interpreter;
• technical writer;
• linguist;
• materials scientist;
• forester or forester;
• meteorologist.

Almost always this is the profession of a flight attendant, far less often so far it is possible to take a seat in the cockpit. It is necessary to understand that pilots are also different, they perform dozens of types of flights in the interests of departments and organizations, and it is very difficult to move from one specialization to another. It is not easier to master piloting a combat or military transport aircraft (helicopter).

Fortunately, there are many ground personnel professions in aviation. These are not only dispatchers, but also a huge number of people at airports, at airfields, doing work invisible to the world. On the railroad, girls can also make a career. The only obvious limitation on Russian railways is the position of a driver and some other very difficult, harmful specializations. But there are also:

• train chiefs;
• station dispatchers;
• controllers-auditors;
• on duty on the move;
• chiefs of railway stations and stations;
• cashiers;
• help desk staff;
• restaurant carriage personnel;
• staff of railway hospitals and station medical posts;
• signalmen;
• car inspectors;
• locomotive acceptance inspectors and so on.

If even this is not enough for a girl, she can try to associate herself with the power structures - the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the FSB, the Armed Forces. Of course, it is hardly worth going to the number of sappers or soldiers of special units (unless there is a tendency and readiness for this), but there is also logistical support, for example. We need a lot of people who will provide the "organs" with food and fuel, uniforms and special property, deal with logistics, repairs, and work in the housing and utilities sector.

A similar situation exists in the Emergencies Ministry, the Customs Service, the National Guard, and even the FSO. But the path is open to even more dangerous power professions. So, in the police, girls and women not so rarely become:

• operatives;
• district inspectors;
• juvenile inspectors;
• patrol and road patrol officers;
• criminologists;
• dog handlers;
• by escorts.

It is extremely difficult to get into the positions of agents working "in the field"; how many are there, as well as in the SVR, the GRU - for obvious reasons, it is not known. It is only quite obvious that the selection is extremely strict, even among those admitted to the initial training. The situation is the same in the Ministry of Emergency Situations: in theory, everyone is accepted there, in practice - the requirements, including at medical boards, are very severe.

Basically, girls in the Ministry of Emergency Situations find themselves in the positions of dispatchers, psychologists, experts, laboratory assistants and in the already mentioned support. You can also get there through disaster medicine. But there are still few of them in the "field" rescue teams.

In the troops, including the Navy, the situation is more favorable. Quite a few women become:

• staff officers;
• signalmen;
• air defense fighters;
• cartographers;
• surveyors;
• mechanics;
• musicians.

But their number is also gradually growing in the landing force, rocket forces, among tankmen, artillerymen and in other branches of the armed forces. The entire service will be strictly contracted. If there is a desire to work extremely in a peaceful life, then you need to choose positions:

• trainer;
• stuntman;
• miner (mine surveyor);
• geologist;
• electrician;
• industrial climber;
• infectious disease specialist;
• rafting instructor;
• diving instructor;
• parachute jumping instructor;
• logger;
• driller;
• serpentarium worker;
• polar explorer;
• a stringer correspondent (you will often have to travel to hot spots);
• a sailor of the fishing fleet;
• a guide in the mountains;
• metallurgist;
• roofer;
• investigator.

It doesn't matter whether you decide to choose a new profession or master your first specialization in life - the approach will be approximately the same. The errors are the same too. Many are guided by the opinions of parents and friends, other relatives and older peers. Part - lends itself to fashion or is guided by films, books, conventional judgments from newspapers and magazines. Necessary:

• do not succumb to the external charm of the profession, but delve into its nuances;
• ignore the pressure of others - after all, they do not have to work;
• not to transfer the positive perception of a person to his activities;
• remember that in any area you will have to work hard and hard to achieve success;
• take into account your tastes, inclinations and objective physical limitations;
• pay attention to what is in demand in your region;
• think not only about the current situation on the labor market, but also about what it might become in a few years.