Learning to Work

Victoria Park
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Everyone's talking about what jobs will look like in five years. Nobody's asking the people who actually do the work. Learning to Work is honest conversations about how people build real skills — what it takes and how long it takes. Hosted by Victoria Park, iOS engineer and assistive technology developer.

Episódios

  1. 15 de ago.

    A Driving School with No Cars | Lina Kreter, Driving Simulator Business Owner

    What if new drivers could make mistakes before the consequences were real? Lina Kreter runs a driving school with no cars. Since 2018, she's been teaching people to drive on simulators — nervous teenagers, adults who never learned, and older drivers rebuilding skills after a stroke or other setback. In this episode, we talk about why simulated driving works, how she adapts her teaching to every learner, what she wishes simulator software could do, and her advice for parents trying to teach their kids to drive without losing their minds. We also talk about building a niche business around something you've personally experienced and believed in.

  2. 13 de abr.

    So You Want to Be a Pilot? | Dan O'Leary, Airline Pilot

    What does it actually take to become an airline pilot? Dan O'Leary has been flying for 26 years — starting at 14 years old, before he could even drive. In this episode, Dan walks us through his path from a first flight lesson to the cockpit of a 737, what a typical day looks like for an airline pilot, how pilots train for emergencies (including three real engine failures), and what it costs in time and money to get started. Whether you're a young person fascinated by aviation or a parent wondering if this is a realistic career path, Dan breaks it all down — the training, the ratings, the lifestyle, and how to take your first step at a local airport. Dan is a First Officer at a major U.S. airline and a graduate of the University of North Dakota's aeronautics program

  3. 16 de fev.

    Interview with Donny Wals: iOS Developer

    What does an iOS developer actually do? Donny Wals is an iOS developer, consultant, teacher, author and blogger. He has worked for various startups as well as Disney. He started programming at 16 , got thrown into projects way over his head, and figured it out anyway. Twenty years later, he's an author, educator, and consultant — and he's watching AI change everything about how code gets written. We talk about what it actually took to build a career in tech, the skills nobody warns you about , and whether young people should still learn to code when AI can do it for them. His answer might surprise you. Donny's website: https://www.donnywals.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/donnywals.bsky.social X: https://x.com/DonnyWals

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Sobre

Everyone's talking about what jobs will look like in five years. Nobody's asking the people who actually do the work. Learning to Work is honest conversations about how people build real skills — what it takes and how long it takes. Hosted by Victoria Park, iOS engineer and assistive technology developer.

Informações

  • Criado por
    Victoria Park
  • Anos de atividade
    2026
  • Episódios
    3
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Victoria Park
  • Site do podcast
    Learning to Work