Career PresentationDarci Miles

Top 3 Job Interest Categories

Education & training Business & finance Architecture & construction

Top 3 Career Skill Categories

Education & training Business & finance Health sciences

Top 3 Work Values

Security

Co-Workers

Accomplishment

I want to know I will have a job when I wake up in the morning.

I want to get along with the people I work with.

I want to know that I have done a good job at the end of the day and that I have helped others.

My Career of Choice

I would like to become a secondary education teacher when I graduate high school

I enjoy working with kids & I am knowledgeable in business

I also want to coach a sport and this type of career allows me to do so

Secondary Education Teacher

Middle school and high school teachers have the following job tasks:› Instruct students› Manage classroom› Adhere to federal and state education standards› Grade assignments› Develop mentor-like relationships with students

to provide support in their academics

Secondary Education Teacher

Working conditions for teachers are very good› Well-lit› Advanced technology› Climate controlled› Safe environment

Secondary Education Teachers

Teachers in Ohio have a starting salary around $27,000 a year.

They can earn more money based on tenure and education.

Currently, the job outlook is around a 2% increase per year so there are not a lot of job openings expected in 2013

Educational Requirements

Require a Bachelor’s degree in Education and in content area

Additional training and education such as Master’s degree may be needed after a few years as a teacher

Take business related courses in high school and in college

Work in a corporate setting during a summer internship

Salary Comparisons of Top 3 Career Choices

Career Starting Salary

Secondary Education Teacher $27,000

Accountant $39,000

Chiropractor $62,000

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Source Information:

I used the following sources to gather information about my presentation:› www.kuder.com› www.bls.gov› www.uc.edu