is it's an entry-level position and it'll allow me to learn and see what the industry is about, pick up some skills along the way, talk to people, help people, and yeah sorry I ran out of time on that last question. I didn't know that there's there isn't a limit on the amount of times you could take. And as for goals, as a paraprofessional right now I support the teacher, keep an eye on the kids who needed a little bit of extra help and provide that guidance for them. I keep track of them, log all of the students with IEPs, disabilities, 504 plans, and I have to report to DCTC which is the CTE consortium that actually employs me. And I like to think I do a pretty good job. I keep organized, I make sure that everybody's staying on task, that the attendance is always in, grades are put in, answering the teacher's emails, and trying to make a lesson plan and come up with the best thing for the kids every day.