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A World of Careers

A World of Careers. Pamela Sharpe. Why is a career search important?. To plan for the future and have a steady base for your life To help you decide what you want to do with your life To further your education and zero in on your personal ability. My Careers. Pamela Sharpe Teacher.

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A World of Careers

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  1. A World of Careers Pamela Sharpe

  2. Why is a career search important? • To plan for the future and have a steady base for your life • To help you decide what you want to do with your life • To further your education and zero in on your personal ability

  3. My Careers • Pamela Sharpe Teacher

  4. Why Become a Teacher? • It's fulfilling. You will be educating and shaping the development of a new generation. • It's life changing. Giving children the opportunity to develop and fulfill their aspirations will not only be rewarding for you but it will mean the world to others. • It's hard work. Outside the classroom teachers are expected to prepare lessons, mark their pupils' work and contribute to the running of the school, through meeting with and supporting the other staff. • It's fun. How many careers offer the chance to share in the enthusiasm and excitement of young people. Teaching offers a range of opportunities and benefits that are the envy of other professions the world over.

  5. Requirements for Becoming a Teacher • You must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. Every teacher must have an academic major, as well as teacher training courses. • You must complete teacher training through an approved program. These programs are offered through colleges and universities, school districts, regional service centers, community colleges, and other entities. • You must successfully complete the appropriate teacher certification tests for the subject and grade level you wish to teach.

  6. 1 year 2 years 4 years 5 years 10 years 15 years 20 years $24,810 $25,390 $27,170 $28,380 $33,730 $37,760 $40,800 Teacher Salary

  7. A World of Careers D’angelo Provost

  8. Why is a career search important? • To plan for the future and have a steady base for your life • To help you decide what you want to do with your life • To further your education and zero in on your personal ability

  9. My Careers • D’Angelo Provost Marketing Mgr

  10. How to become a Marketing Manager • Requires at least (BBA or MBA) • A minimum of 3 to 5 years exp in product marketing or related fields.

  11. Goals of a Marketing Manager • To drive the ideas and concepts of a companies product. • Work with R & D and other departments within an organization to create and implement marketing and sales campaigns. • Oversee sales and marketing campaigns to assure that it attracts the targeted demographic.

  12. Salary for a Marketing Manager • Pay scales for a marketing manager varies from a starting salary of $35,000 at a small company to well over $100,000 at a large corporation

  13. A World of Careers John Doe

  14. Why is a career search important? • To plan for the future and have a steady base for your life • To help you decide what you want to do with your life • To further your education and zero in on your personal ability

  15. My Careers • John Doe Cashier

  16. Requirements for being a Cashier • At least 18 years of age • Clean criminal background • High school diploma or GED • Cash handling experience

  17. Benefits to becoming a Cashier • Flexible hours-days or nights • Tuition reimbursement • Medical and Dental insurance • Retirement Plan and profit sharing

  18. Cashier 1 year Cashier 2 years Manager $8.00 hour $9.00 hour Salary $500-600wk + monthly bonus Salary of a Cashier

  19. Summary • All topics are extremely important when choosing a career. • Consider many factors when deciding what career you want

  20. The Importance Of A Life Time Career • Lincoln Fowler ~ Finical Planner

  21. Financial Planner

  22. Education • High school • College degree in business • CFP (Certified Financial Planner)

  23. $ Income $ • There’s Unlimited Income Potential • You have the ability to set your own pace and establish your own income objectives.

  24. The Importance Of A Life Time Career • Phillip Shaw ~ Mortician

  25. Funeral Director/Mortician

  26. Education Requirements • A high school diploma or equivalent. • An Associate Degree, or its credit hour equivalent, a portion of which is in funeral service education. • Passing a state and/or national board licensing examination. • An internship or apprenticeship ranging from one to three years. • Many states require that funeral directors meet continuing education requirements to maintain licensure.

  27. Employment Information Funeral directors held about 32,000 jobs in 2000. Almost 1 in 5 were self-employed. Nearly all worked in the funeral service and crematory industry. Embalmers held about 7,200 jobs in 2000. Most funeral directors also are trained, licensed, and practicing embalmers. Little or no change is expected in overall employment through 2010. Employment of funeral directors is projected to increase more slowly than the average for all occupations as the number of deaths increase, spurring demand for funeral services. Employment of embalmers, however, is expected to decline slightly since most funeral directors also are trained, licensed, and practicing embalmers.

  28. Salary A typical Funeral Director/Mortician working in the United States is expected to earn a median base salary of $44,281. Half of the people in this job are expected to earn between $35,642 and $53,340 (i.e., between the 25th and 75th percentiles).

  29. The Importance Of A Life Time Career • Devon Fowler ~ Child Life Specialist

  30. Child Life Specialist There role is to try to normalize the child’s environment, relieve stress and anxiety, and promote the child’s normal growth and development. Children in the hospital still need to be kid, they still need to play, and they still need someone to explain what’s happening.

  31. Education requirements : • High School • Bachelor’s degree • Experience in a child life program There are a few colleges across the country that offer a degree in child life, but most child life specialist come with degrees in childhood development, early childhood education, recreational therapy, psychology, or a related degree.

  32. Income:

  33. The Importance Of A Life Time Career • Robert Nicholson ~ Child Psychiatrist

  34. CHILD PSYCHIATRIST MENTAL HEALTH AND WELNESS FOR OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS

  35. WHAT IS CHILD PSYC? THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINES AND TREATMENTS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND AND CURE CHILDREN FROM MENTAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS

  36. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS • HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA • BACHELORS DEGREE • MASTER’S DEGREE • PH.D OR MD

  37. SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! • EARNING DEPENDS ON HOW MANY HOURS A WEEK YOU WORK AND HOURLY RATE • ON AVERAGE, HOURLY INCOME RANGES FROM $125 AND UP • YEARLY INCOME RANGES FROM $100,000-$500,000+

  38. In conclusion … • Education plays an important factor in the availability in many jobs in today’s market • College is expensive, but it pays off in the long run • Choose a career that satisfies yourself and your personality

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