I recently went to get my grandma's watch from the 40's fixed (It's so shiny now
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) and I realized how interested I really am in watches and clocks. And I am wondering whether it would be a realistic career move. I am going to University this fall as a freshman (human development major) so I have ample time to change my major or transfer (probably would finish out the year first then transfer my sophomore year) to this technical college that offers a clock and jewelry making associates degree.
They make an average of $39000 a year, but in the US there are only around 2,200 clock smiths.. that probably means there isn't a high demand for it and I probably wouldn't be able to find a job.
Should I take a risk and be a clock smith or should I stick to what I had planned earlier and become...
bum bum buuuuum a kindergarten teacher :O
I'm not really sure how serious I am about this yet, but I think I would enjoy fixing and making clocks :) everything about them enthuses me. But I could also see myself teaching little kids because I love helping people and I adore kids :)
What do YOU think I should do?