Career options for parents?

>>17770081
Bump to keep thread alive. Also, any job earning more than 30 thousand for one would be fine for us.

>>17770090
Well, fuck.

Find anyway you can to get their diplomas approved. For your dad, he should contact any psychology board or call the nearest college that offers that degree. At least a professor can offer contacts and way to start his own business. Check if they are hiring school psychologists in all the schools in your neighborhood and city and county. The same for your mom, check the local or nearest college that offers that engineering degree to ask for meting with professors to make contacts and network. If they speak enough english that is clear enough to communicate and are understandable then they have to try. There is no harm in at least asking, you need to try. Are they part of a taxi service or uber/lyft? Can all three of you do it? lol for an on campus or off campus job. Not only for yourself for money but for experience and to help them a bit out. Even of it is just for a savings account. You may have to look to see if you can apply for loans for school and /or the house and/or the surgery. If his condition is life threatening or worse from lack of surgery, he needs to get it done. You can deal with hospital bills by negotiating how you will pay if you don't have insurance. Is there any chance to sell the house beforehand and move to a tinier home? Or to rent a room in your house? I'd recommend for you to work at a Starbucks just because you can get insurance even as a part timer. Best of luck to you and your family OP.

*meeting and *look not lol.

>>17770415
Thank you very much. It's not life threatening, but he is permanently in pain. He might have a tumor.

They have been in Yellow Taxi for 8 years now, and they need the car for the communte to their work, so I couldn't do Uber.

They speak English well enough, but my mother has a speech impediment when speaking to people she doesn't know. My father might not even be able to work if he does need surgery, because half his face would be immobilized.

If we have too, we could move with our sister and he husband, they have enough room for us.

>>17770466
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>>17770466
Regardless of whether your father is getting surgery, both of you should be networking through the local schools and psychology boards. >>17770415 Was right in saying that you should be moving on this immediately. You've got nothing to lose, and it could lead to a job offer in the future. As for your mother, if she can speak English well, I think she'll be fine. Do you think she could get counseling for her speech impediment? As long as it's not too bad, I doubt it will be an issue. But, this all hinges on your parents getting their diplomas approved. You need to figure out how to make that happen as soon as possible.