Career paths, licensing and perfumes were not on the radar.
A long-term interest in opticianry led him back to New York City, where he embarked on a distinguished career as a licensed optician.
Ms. Michaelson, who built her career with songs licensed to television shows and commercials, has the pop gift for wrapping a melodic hook around a direct statement, often a plaintive one about romance: "Just because there once was love don't mean a thing," she sang, with her voice leaping upward optimistically on "because" and "love," then descending on "don't mean a thing".
She completed extra schooling in order to pursue a career as a licensed x-ray technician.
My last year has been quite painful: I lost my job, reputation, career and licenses, and I could receive a prison sentence of 4 to 12 years.
Palmer and Nicklaus continue to make good on their historic careers with licensing deals, course designing and other golf-related income.
You can develop skills that will allow you to move up the ladder, develop a career, earn licenses, and make more money.
The latest addition to the genre is Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Other Lessons from the Crematorium, Caitlin Doughty's fascinating and often very funny memoir chronicling her initiation into the death industry, beginning as a 23-year-old crematorium operator, through to her current career, six years later, as a licensed funeral director and YouTube star hosting the series Ask a Mortician.
She just says, 'Call me when you're there, and tell me where you are.' " A career plane dealer and licensed pilot, Mr. Hill, 66, estimates that he has repossessed hundreds of aircraft since his first propeller-powered Piper Cherokee 180 in 1969.
The state Department of Education licenses career schools, approves their curriculums, licenses their teachers, agents and directors, approves their facilities and equipment, and monitors compliance.
Licensing rules also make it virtually impossible for people from other professions to take up new careers as teachers.
