Yesterday I went with my mom to her office at Bantrel, which is located across from Air Canada. They had this organized thing for the gr 9's there so we all went there and there were 21 in total. We watched presentation and videos and did projects in groups where we made a bunch of things like paper airplanes, bridges and cars. They explained to us the things they did there and the projects they work on. I don't really see myself doing this job in the future because I'm not into engineering (my mom is in the control system) and designing complicated structures on the computer and it focuses heavily on math and science. I would have liked going somewhere that appealed to me more and is something that I'd might want to do. I like jobs that revolve around a combination of computers and art, such as a graphic designer, video game designer or animator. After watching their numerous presentations I learned about the different fields and what they do. In the workplace people sit in a bunch of offices with double screen computers, working on oil projects with clients such as Petro Canada, Shell, etc. Math and Science are important skills required in the workplace.
