This document discusses career information about social workers and psychologists from the Occupational Outlook Handbook website. For social workers, it describes their roles helping people with problems, the required education of a 4-year degree plus additional schooling, average wages of $43,120, expected job growth between 2008 and 2018 especially in helping older adults and those with substance abuse issues. For psychologists, it outlines their research focus studying human behavior, typical education of a PhD requiring 5-7 years of study after a bachelor's, average wages of $70,190, around 152,000 jobs in 2008 across various settings, and expected average job growth through 2018 with advantages for those with advanced degrees and computer/research skills.
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A presentation I made from my sports medicine class. It is about health and medicine in the dark ages, and the influential people of that age and the remedies and tactics they had. Also the significance of that age.
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E-Portfolio Final Career Project
• What is this job like? According to this website, Social workers help people overcome
problems and make their lives better. They might work with people who are homeless, sick, or
having family problems. Or they might help students who are having trouble in school. However,
there are three main types of Social Workers:
Mental health
Child, family, and Medical and
and substance
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workers.
• How do you get ready? Social workers must go to a 4-year college. Many social workers also
need additional schooling to get the jobs they want. Some people stay in school longer to earn a
doctorate degree
• How much does this job pay? The majority of social workers are child, family, and school
social workers. In May 2008, these workers had average yearly wages of $43,120.
• How many jobs are there? There were about 642,000 social worker jobs in 2008. More than 4
out of 5 jobs were in health care and social assistance or government agencies.
• What about the future? Between 2008 and 2018, jobs for social workers are expected to grow
faster than the average for all occupations. Jobs working with older people will grow especially
fast because there will be more people who are old and need help. Jobs helping people who are
addicted to drugs and alcohol will also grow quickly. Jobs in schools will grow because there
will be more students with special needs.
2. • Are there other jobs like this? Yes, some examples could be:
Clergy
Counselors
Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
Psychologists
Social and human services assistants
• Where can you find more information? You can find more information at Occupational
Outlook Handbook. Also, this handbook shows where to find out even more about these jobs.
• What is this job like? Psychologists study the human mind. They also try to explain why
people act as they do. They do research to test their ideas about people's actions. Their research
methods vary. They may get data from lab tests, interviews, and surveys.
• How do you get ready? Psychologists have to go to school for a long time. Some need a
doctorate (Ph.D.) degree. This takes 5 to 7 years of study after completing college. Persons
without Ph.D. degrees may work in some specialties or as research assistants. However,
Psychologists who have their own practice need a license from the State where they want to
work. A license requires certain education and work experience, and passing a test.
• How much does this job pay? In May 2008, psychologists had average yearly wages of
$70,190. However, earnings vary greatly. Earnings of successful, self-employed psychologists
can be much higher.
• How many jobs are there? Psychologists held about 152,000 jobs in 2008. They work at
many different places such as schools, hospitals, research firms, businesses, and government
agencies.
• What about the future? Employment of psychologists is expected to grow about as fast as the
average for all occupations through 2018. Psychologists with a Ph.D. degree will have the best
chance to get a job, and those with good computer and research skills will have an advantage.
Persons without a Ph.D. will face more competition for jobs.
• Are there other jobs like this? Yes, some examples could be:
Counselors
Doctors
Social workers
Teachers—special education
3. • Where can you find more information? Just like Social Workers, you can find more
information about this job at Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Both, Social Worker and Psychology catch my attention. Since childhood I liked to help
others, to extend a helping hand and let them know that still there are people who care
about the welfare of others. In my opinion, both jobs require deeper studies. The two of
them specialize in helping people in different ways and methods. However, a Social
Worker makes less money than a Psychologist. But, the Social Worker has more jobs
available than Psychologists. Anyway, both expected future growth. Furthermore, being a
singer could be an optional career. I love singing, it is my passion. Anyways, lets wait
and see what the future want for me. =)
