does bus driving consider to be a high skill job? - Page 2

i dont think they are that high skill... anyone could become a nurse with AA degree,

They are overpaid

^lol. Dude I just explained it to you. There are levels of nursing.

A.A.---You are mostly talking CNA, LVN, and entry level R.N. (the ones that just check your temperature and give you your pills at the hospital)

However, BSN and MSN they make bank. We are talking about specialized nurses such as neonatal nurses.

ok got it.BUt i heard someone with AA in nursing got paid like 60000 a year so..

Well, yes. You get the degree and then you accumulate experience. The more experience you have the more you get paid. Remember that if you work in the healthcare field you have to go to school for life. You are required to accumulate a certain amount of continuing education credits per year to keep your license current. Doctors have to do that too. They are called CMA credits in CA.

plus with the shortage in economic terms a high demand occupation will always equal high pay.

whats the difference in how you drive a school bus and a tour bus?

tour bus require more skill because bus is bigger

''Horseblack'' is a recurring forum Troll guys, please don't waste your time trying to explain your point of view.

Yes, he sounds like dodee.

This man speaks the truth.

he thinks bus drivers and nurses are both in the same level?

Maybe in Brazil but not here man