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Encyclopedia of Careers & Vocational Guidance?
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A five volume career reference encyclopedia set that is used to locate and identify educational requirements and details about a particular career.
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-Career name
-School Subject
-Personal Interest/skills
-Work Environment
-Mininum Educational Level
-Salary Range
-Certificate / Licensing
-Outlook
*This Information is listed in the Encyclipedia careers & Vocational Guidance reference volumes.
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A profession or occupation that one does to earn a living.
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required school subject
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Core classes that are neccesary to enter a specific career path or field of study.
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| Expertise, knowledge, abilities, trainning, experiences, likes, hobbies and or gifts that one must have to be qualified for a particular career. |
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Work environment
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How the atmosphere; climate, surrounding, condition, area, subject, and individuals with in a particular work place.
Where you work; school, farm, office, lab, home, Indoors / Outdoors
Who you work with;people plants, animals, computers
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minimum educational level
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The least required amount of education that is necessary to qualify or be considered for a particular career.
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The starting and highest monetary earning scale for performing work force duties. It ranges from the mininum, average, and highest amount of money that an individual will receive as a their paycheck.
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certificate and licensing
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Classes, workshops, or test that may be required before entering a career field.
It needed to ensure that individuals are proficient, knowledgeable and well qualified to practice or perform tasks.
It maybe required by a particular educational institution, place of employment, or state and federal regulated laws. |
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Career Outlook
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The potential future growth, opportunities, longavity, and competition for a particular career to be avaliable on the job market or field.
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educational degrees
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Associate degree - completed at junior community college
Bachelor degree - four year college/university
Masters degree - completed at a college /university
It is refered to as graduate school - law, medical, education, business, etc.
Doctorial degree - PHD program completed at a college / university
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How many educational levels exist?
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Six possible stages of education that includes high school diploma, certificate or apprenticeship programs, and college degrees.
There are four actual college degree levels; associate, bachelors, masters, and doctoral
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PhD, MD, and JD
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PhD - means Doctor of Philosophy. it involves a deeper educational study and research in a particular field.
MD - means Doctor of Medicine. It involves completing medical school to specialize in helping the sick or injuried.
JD - means Juris Doctor. It involves completing law school to specialize in providing legal assistance or advise to others.
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PhD is the highest degree level.
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science careers relevance
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It provides early exposure, appreciation, and knowledge about the various science career opportunities.
It helps students to understand why specific subjects are necessary and perhaps maybe a future educational requirements for specific careers. It encourages students to begin to think about their future.
It introduces how technological devices are integrated within the work force. |
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Educational bar graph - Bar graph that illustrates the min. educational levels of the three selected careers
Salary Linear comparison graph - Line graph that depicts the salary ranges (starting, average, and highest) for the three chosen careers.
Survey pie graph - Circle graph that illustrates the popularity or interest poll results for each career. |
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The goal is to conduct a one hundred poll survey.
-Tell the participants about your three careers.
-Tell them to select the most interesting career.
-Record your results with tally marks for each career.
-Divide the numbers by the total amount of participants and multiply by 100 to get a percentage.
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mode, means, median, range
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number repeated the most
average of the total numbers.
middle number after being arranged from low to high ranking order.
lowest number subtracted from the highest number. |
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survey calculation results for a voting poll of one hundred participants with the results of 30 reflexologist, 22 refuse collector, and 48 registered nurse?
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*Reflexologist: 30/100 = .30 x 100 = 30%
*Refuse Collector: 22/100 = .22 x 100 = 22 %
*Registered Nurse: 48/100 = .48 x 100 = 48% = Top career
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-Selecting a career choice that matches your hobbies, talent, interest, skill, experience and knowledge.
-Try to complete the highest level of education to create more career opportunities.
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| level of education beyond high school |
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applications or resumes procedures
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| Career applications should be written with legible handwriting in blue or black ink while resumes should be typed. |
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Regardless of the duties of the career individuals must dress for success in business wear. |
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