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An art teacher teaches skills like sculpting, painting, drawing, and crafts to students. They work 36-40 hours a week, including 10-15 hours preparing lessons. To become an art teacher, one needs to earn a bachelor's degree, complete student teaching, and take helpful high school classes like art, drawing, and multimedia design. The outlook for art teachers is good, as there will be adequate employment opportunities, though the job market depends on interest and funding for art programs. Art teachers earn a typical salary ranging from $31,220 to $70,460 annually.
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Film editors work at least 40 hours per week selecting and editing portions of films to improve them. They typically work in studios and enjoy making films better. To become an editor, one needs a college degree along with relevant high school classes to prepare. The job outlook is good with many opportunities and technical advances. Employers include motion picture, video, and radio/TV industries, and some editors are self-employed. Salaries range from $23,510 to $69,770 annually with benefits like paid time off and health insurance.
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