Careers for ADHD

People with ADHD need careers where they can think on their feet, be creative problem-solvers, and multitask like crazy. Here are some examples of careers that harness the innate skills and strengths of ADHD minds.

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1. Teacher

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Teacher

Your Match?

A teacher serves as a guide, mentor, and facilitator in the learning journey of students.

2. Journalist

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Journalist

Your Match?

A journalist investigates, gathers, and reports news and information to the public through various media outlets, including newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online platforms.

3. Editor

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Editor

Your Match?

Editors oversee the preparation and refinement of written, visual, or multimedia content for publication or broadcast.

4. Culinary Chef

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Culinary Chef

Your Match?

A culinary chef is trained in the art and science of food preparation, specializing in creating and executing culinary dishes that delight the senses.

5. Esthetician

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Esthetician

Your Match?

An esthetician specializes in providing a range of treatments and services to improve and maintain the health and appearance of the skin.

6. Hairdresser

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Hairdresser

Your Match?

A hairdresser specializes in cutting, styling, coloring, and treating hair.

7. Franchise Owner

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Franchise Owner

Your Match?

A franchise owner is an entrepreneur who owns and operates one or more franchise locations of a larger franchised business.

8. Entrepreneur

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Entrepreneur

Your Match?

An entrepreneur is an individual who takes on financial risks in order to create and manage a business venture with the aim of achieving profit and growth.

9. Nurse

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Nurse

Your Match?

A nurse is trained to provide medical care and support to patients in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and community health centers.