Yes, the choice of a profession for an adult and a student may differ due to differences in life experience, current educational level and personal circumstances. Teenagers often choose careers based on the subjects they enjoy in school, their academic achievements, and the university programs that appeal to them. They may also need more help and direction from adults such as parents, teachers or career counselors. Adults, when choosing a new second profession, may consider their existing work experience, the skills they have acquired, and how these skills can be applied in other areas. They may also take into account factors such as work hours, high pay, family commitments, and long-term career goals. In both cases, it is important to do research, understand your strengths and interests, and consider different options for training or further education.