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Great Expectations Great Rewards

Great Expectations Great Rewards. What Do You Expect for Your Future?. Career- How will you support yourself? Family – Will get married / have children? Money – How much money do you expect to earn per month? Car- What kind of car do you want? Where will you live?

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Great Expectations Great Rewards

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  1. Great Expectations Great Rewards

  2. What Do You Expectfor Your Future? • Career- How will you support yourself? • Family – Will get married / have children? • Money – How much money do you expect • to earn per month? • Car- What kind of car do you want? • Where will you live? • Do you want to own your own home? • Technology- Cell phone, games, internet, • IPad, etc

  3. Financial Expectations AmountLeft Item Payment Income ($15 per hour, $2400 per month) $2400 Federal Income Tax (15%) $360 $2040 Social Security/Medicare (10.8%) 220 1820 Medical/Dental Insurance 115 1705 Housing 500 1205 Utilities 155 1050 Food 300 705 Car Payments 300 405 Car Insurance 150 255 Car expenses(gas, oil, tires, etc) 200 55 Telephone 55 0 Clothing 0 0 Personal Items 0 0 Credit Cards 0 0 Video Games 0 0 Other (What is your other?) 0 0

  4. Personal and Life Expectations AmountLeft Item Payment Income ($15 per hour, $2400 per month) $2400 Federal Income Tax (15%) $360 $2040 Social Security/Medicare (10.8%) 220 1820 Medical/Dental Insurance 115 1705 Housing 500 1205 Utilities 155 1050 Food 300 705 Car Payments 300 405 Car Insurance 150 255 Car expenses(gas, oil, tires, etc) 200 55 Telephone 55 0 Clothing I need a second 0 0 Personal Items 0 0 Credit Cards 0 0 Video Games 0 0 Other (What is your other?) 0 0

  5. SkilledLabor $15.00 x 40 hrs/wk $600.00 x 52 wks/yr $31,200.00 year Minimum Wage vs. Skilled Job Financial Rewards Unskilled Labor $7.55 x 40 hrs/wk $302.00 x 52 wks/yr $15,704.00 year

  6. Great Rewards of an Education

  7. Expect Competition for Jobs • There is more competition from foreign descent workers than ever before. • No longer can you go into the military with just a GED. Only those persons who have graduated high school or have passed GED and taken at least15 college hours are accepted. College graduates are the most accepted. • 100% of the four largest companies that have just moved to Tennessee require a degree or Technology Certification just to apply to work. • Only 10% of the US jobs available are offered to students who do not • graduate prepared . • The chances of having a good quality of life are almost 0 if you do not • have sufficient education.

  8. Do You expectto be a Professional Athlete? . Here are some facts about professional athletes. Nationally, approximately 971,000 high school students play football. 65,000 of those students go on to play college football. Of those 65,000, 875 sign NFL contracts. 300 of those actually make theroster. That’s .03%, and the numbers are even smaller for other professional sports. Also, the majority of professional athletes go to college.

  9. Workforce/Post Secondary Expectations“Ready for Work Ready for College” Employers say that the same courses that are needed to prepare you for college are the same ones they are requiring for new employees entering the workforce. • Solid academic preparation • Good communication skills (verbal and written) • Sound science and math foundation • Ability to think critically and make decisions • Computer-literate • Team-oriented • Someone prepared give them a good days work

  10. New Workforce Expectations for today and the Future

  11. Great Expectations It all starts with your High School Transcript • It is your scorecard. • It is how colleges/employers evaluate you. • It is the official record of:- student efforts/grades- attendance- accomplishments- extra-curricular activities

  12. Take the Classes that help you develop Good thinking Skills • 4 years of Math • 4 years English • 3 years Science • Career technical, AP, Dual Credit classes • 2 Foreign Language and Fine Arts Classes • Personal Finance • Develop Good Workforce Habits • 95%attendance • Good Discipline(No out-of School suspensions) • 80 hours of Community service • Maintain C Average

  13. Great Expectations! Great Rewards!

  14. Great Rewards for Tennessee Scholars MoneyCollege graduates will make $1.2 million more in total salary over their lifetime than non-college graduates.” Rewards and recognition Business give rewards and incentives for staying on track. Tennessee Scholars get special recognition at graduation. Job Preferential hiring many companies in 24 states have “Are you a State Scholar/” on their job application. Scholarships and college success Tennessee Scholars have designated scholarships and the courses are designed to help you be more successful in college.

  15. How Do You Become A Tennessee Scholar? • Sign Up with Your School Counselor • Make sure you meet the requirements for attendance, discipline and community service • Make sure your maintain a “C” average • Collect all the rewards for being a Tennessee Scholar

  16. If You can Dream it, You can do it!

  17. It’s YOUR choice... Great Expectations! Great Rewards!

  18. Tennessee Scholars Do the Math For more information about careers and Tennessee Scholars, visit us on YouTube Tennessee Scholars - Do The Math - YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUkaRx0w4W4 Or go to the website at www.tennesseescholars.org

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