Can I create multiple schemas in Oracle for one user?

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It is not possible. In Oracle, a user = a schema. When you create an Oracle user, it is tied to the schema with the same username. You cannot create any additional schemas for that user. Instead, just create another user! If the first user needs to "see" the new user's schema, you can grant permissions to do so.