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CAREER DAY 2011

CAREER DAY 2011. Careers in English.

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CAREER DAY 2011

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  1. CAREER DAY 2011 Careers in English

  2. Students who enjoy English will find themselves with a wide variety of jobs to choose from that relate to this subject. While a solid foundation in writing, reading and communicating is necessary in any job, the study of communication, reading and writing is most necessary in the following industry sectors.

  3. Arts, Media and Entertainment The Arts, Media, and Entertainment Sector offers a broad range of employment opportunities. The variety of careers in this sector can accommodate different personalities ranging from eccentric actresses and professional gamers to multi-tasking managers. To be successful in these careers, self-discipline is a must. Work is often project-based, requiring time management skills with the ability to meet strict deadlines. Academic studies are needed to understand and keep up with changing technology used in this industry. A broad academic background, and interpersonal skills are also valuable. Participating in the arts promotes teamwork, communication skills, critical thinking, and decision-making abilities.

  4. Career Pathways and Related Careers Dancers Voice-Over Artists Fashion Models Entertainers Musicians Film Composers Stunt Doubles Composers Choreographers Productions and Managerial Arts Pathway Production Managers Stage Managers Costume Designers Set Designers Publishers Entertainment and Web Site Technicians Performance Tour Managers Camera Operators Sound Engineers Producers Sound Design Editors Visual Effects Coordinators Media and Design Arts Pathway Graphic Designers Lighting Technicians Film Loaders Publicity Directors Cutters/Fitters/Seamstress Fine Artists Media and Design Arts Technicians Photographers Special Effects Coordinators Videographers Camera Operators Animators Sound Technicians Make-Up Artists Sign Painters Performing Arts Pathway Actors Announcers Radio/Television Broadcasters Music Directors/Conductors

  5. Actor Video Joshua Jackson from Road Trip Nation http://roadtripnation.com/explore/interest.php?interest_id=35 OR Video from CCZ http://www.cacareerzone.org/flash/profile/27-2011.00.html?cid=1681459

  6. Actor Education and Training: These occupations usually require a high school diploma and may require some vocational training or job-related course work. In some cases, an associate's or bachelor's degree could be needed. Interests: Artistic Enterprising Social Wages: In 2008, the California average annual wage was $56,500.00. Most people employed in this occupation were paid between $28,320.00 and $70,770.00.

  7. Education, Child Development, and Family Services With a large number of employees predicted to retire from education, child development, and family services in the next decade, a wealth of career opportunities will be available. You might be able to affect others as your favorite teacher affected you. If you enjoy teaching children from preschool to high school, or you want to be a college professor, this sector is for you. Jobs are available for all levels of education. Training combines classroom instruction with hands-on community work experience.

  8. Career Pathways and Related Careers Education Pathway Teacher’s Aides Speech Therapists Special Education Teachers Tutors Counselors or Administrators Elementary, Secondary or Postsecondary Teachers Family and Human Services Pathway Personal/Home Care Aides Community Workers Social Workers Community Organization Directors Family Advocates Special Needs Case Workers Elder Care Coordinators Geriatric Group Home Administrators Child Development Pathway Infant Caregivers Preschool Teachers Parent Educators Child Psychologists Teacher’s Aides Head Start Teachers After-School Program Supervisors Family Child Care Supervisors Adoption or School Counselors Child Protection Social Workers Consumer Services Pathway Credit Counselors Consumer Affairs Directors Financial Planners Product and Development Researchers Product Demonstrators Property Management Public Relations and Customer Service Representatives

  9. Education Administrator Video Video: Julianne Malveaux, College President from Road Trip Nation http://roadtripnation.com/explore/interest .php?interest_id=41 OR Video from CCZ http://www.cacareerzone.org/flash/profile /11-9032.00.html?cid=1681139

  10. Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary Education and Training:  Most of these occupations require a four - year bachelor's degree, but some do not. Holland Code: Social Enterprising Investigative Wages/Outlook: In 2008, the California average annual wage was $50,310.00. Most people employed in this occupation were paid between $28,320.00 and $79,770.00.

  11. Marketing, Sales and Service The Marketing, Sales, and Service Sector provides an opportunity to learn the techniques of transferring products or services to consumers. As California businesses compete in the global marketplace, the need for employees with business expertise and the ability to analyze and respond to emerging trends will continue to grow.

  12. Career Pathways and Related Careers International Trade Pathway Sales Representatives Route Sales Shipping and Receiving Economists Marketing Research International Trade Specialists Professional Sales and Marketing Pathway Telemarketers Retail/Wholesale Buyers Account Executives Real Estate Securities Insurance Books Pharmaceutical Supplies Product Branding Public Relations Advertising E-commerce Pathway Software Engineers Copywriters/Designers Entrepreneurs Interactive Sales Engineers Business Teachers Web Site Developers Customer Service/Customer Support Representatives Entrepreneurship Pathway Franchisees Marketing Managers Buyers Business Owners Account Executives Event Planners

  13. General and Operations Managers Video: Santiago Aguerre, Co-Founder Reef from Road Trip Nation http://roadtripnation.com/explore/interest .php?interest_id=31 OR Video from CCZ http://www.cacareerzone.org/flash/profile /11-1021.00.html?cid=1915992

  14. General and Operations Managers Education and Training: Most of these occupations require a four - year bachelor's degree, but some do not. Holland Code: Enterprising Realistic Social Wages: In 2008, the California average annual wage was $121,270.00. Most people employed in this occupation were paid between $53,130.00 and $166,400.00.

  15. Activity Make sure you are ready for any job opportunity that awaits you! Resumes help tell employers who you are and what you will bring to their job. A carefully worded resume will help employers match your talents and skills to their needs. Follow these steps to make the most of your experiences!

  16. Create your Resume Review resume checklist and writing tips for a resume. Using the sample, students will create their own resume.

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