Sarah did have tea with lavender and chamomile she picked the bag out and placed it in a cup which then floated over to the kettle which poured in hot water. "There's cream and sugar as well," Sarah said smiling towards the teen. She was glad to see the wonder on Adorah's face as she casted the magical nighttime sky above them. It was one of her favorite spells, she had originally learned it to cast above her daughters' beds to help them both sleep at night as children, worked wonders as a night light for them. "It's nice to hear you say that, some find it to be stale and never changing, but you're right," Sarah said as she looked over the sky above them. Looking back at Adorah, Sarah couldn't help but feel pride that the girl was thinking of Astronomy. "So, for future careers, there are many possibilities. The most obvious would be an Astronomer, this could be for a private company or for the ministry in some regard, to go that route you'd need to find someone to apprentice under, almost as if in the muggle realm you were going to university in a sense, or rather going to a trade school I suppose. I think most things you could do with Astronomy would require that, Meteorologist, Meteoricist, Planetarium worker or future director, you can watch the night sky to note changes and make predictions as the centaurs do about the world. And of course, Professorship at a school, and I do happen to know of at least one Professor getting on in their years over at the American school, however, hardly ever would a freshly graduated student come upon to be a Professor, maybe a private homeschool teacher. Training as an Astronomer will take quite a few years after school to be even the slightest bit ready to teach," Sarah said not intending to scare the girl off from her own profession but give her the truth having seen many young teachers come and go in the other fields at the school.