After Homeschool

In this episode we interview Seth Price and discuss his background in materials engineering and meteorology. We learn how he navigated his educational goals, found a career he enjoys, and discuss his experience chasing storms! We talk about how different STEM fields are interrelated and the importance of pursuing what you truly enjoy. Learn how to get started in meteorology with free meteorology resources before starting your college education. 

In this episode we interview Dr. Sam Chesebrough and learn about his roots in homeschooling and how he made his way through community college, New Mexico Tech, University of Utah, and finally to becoming a Robotics and Controls Engineer at Sarcos Robotics. Tune in to hear tips on how to explore engineering in highschool, the importance of establishing relevant networks in college, and how homeschooling can be used to adapt your education to your career interests.

In this short episode Jared and Amanda introduce LinkedIn and discuss what it is and its usefulness for highschoolers looking to build a professional network.

In this episode we interview Chris George who owns Route 66 Computer Company. We discuss his work in IT / Cyber Security / Networking / Digital Forensics and how he got to where he is today as a business owner and computer information systems instructor.

In this episode we discuss what resumes and CVs are as well as what experience, education, and skills to include. We also offer tips on how to write and present one professionally.

In this episode Jared interviews Delane who has a 30+ year career in various engineering roles. Listen in to learn about her career, education, and her advice from the perspective of a homeschool mom.

For those who are not familiar with higher education degrees, we discuss the differences between associate of science (AS), bachelor of science (BS), master of science (MS), and doctor of philosophy (PhD) and how they are important for different STEM careers. We also delve into the differences between community colleges and universities.

In this episode we explain our background in homeschooling and engineering and the problem we hope to solve for students.