Raymond Said:

teaching jobs?

We Answered:

Scince teachers and math teacher are in the highest demand. There are never enough of them to go around. If you decide to be a scince teacher you should be able to easily find a job, especially if you want to teach middle school.

Robert Said:

Are there any decent jobs for some1 with a Chemistry degree, other then teaching?

We Answered:

yes ...i am a contractor and have done work for many clients with chemistry degrees, one was a food chemist,one a chemical engineer,another was a chemist for a paint manufacturer,along with all the local chemists who work at 3M ,honeywell,general mills and pharmaceutical companies. they all made good money too

Tiffany Said:

Chemistry Help PLEASEEE (:?

We Answered:

inorganic - Salt production industry, production of glass.
Organic - production of alcohol, production of gasoline
Physical -
Analytical - Chemistry teacher, production of wine, production of saline solution and solutions of glucose for hospitals.
Biochemistry - research for medications against diabetes, production of beer (fermentation).

Karen Said:

Is it better to specialize in teaching Biology and Physics or Biology and Chemistry?

We Answered:

I agree with Joseph. Biology and Chemistry have many common roots, topics and lessons even.

As food for thought, ponder this:

We have Bio-Chemistry, but have you heard of Bio-Physics? If you have, then you're in a very specialized area of education. In the teaching world, Bio-Chemistry is much more prevalent. Therefore, Bio and Chem make the best partners.

Good luck.
Hope this helps.

Jennie Said:

With a PhD in chemistry & an MBA in Int'l Business, is there a job (eg, teaching) for an American in Colombia?

We Answered:

If you've been there 3 times and have an appreciation for the country, why ask here? Also why the "(e.g. teaching)". With those credentials, you would probably get a higher paying job than teaching in whatever country.