This document provides a summary of an individual's career profile, including their qualities, skills, Holland Codes results, and several potential career clusters and occupations. Key occupations discussed include fashion designer, musician, and preschool teacher. Brief overviews are given for each occupation, highlighting typical job duties, educational requirements, earnings, and employment outlook.

1. My Careers Profile By Lesli Ann Jordán

2. Qualities & Skills Qualities Polite Creative Open-Minded Skills Speak a second language Handle money Cook

3. Holland Codes ASE-AES Artistic Social Enterprising Artistic Unstructured activities Enjoy using materials to create art Enterprising Reaching organizational goals Achieving economic gain Social Informing Training Developing Curing Enlightening others People with these interests like……..

4. Career Clusters Education & Training Childcare Assistant Kindergarten Teacher Music Teacher Sign Language Interpreter University Professor Hot Arts, A/V, Communications Actress Fashion Designer Potter Musician Advertising Layout Designers Human Services Nanny Preschool Teacher Social Worker School Counselor Placement Counselor Hot

5. Fashion Designer Most work for apparel manufacturers Create sketches, patterns, and sample pieces Often use computer-assisted design (CAD) Work with clients, managers, and workroom staff May work long hours to meet deadlines Have a bachelor's degree Earn $54,530 per year (national average) About 29 percent are self-employed

6. Musician Entertain others by playing musical instruments Musicians may perform as solo artists or in groups Prepare for rehearsals and performances by practicing Must be excellent sight-readers Often work part time Have years of training and practice Formal training is through college-level music programs Often specialize in one type of music Musicians earn $38,150 per year (national average) About 38 percent are self-employed

7. Preschool Teacher Guide the development of young children Plan play and learning activities Work in child-care centers, nursery schools, and preschools Also work in private or public schools and in their own homes May have summers off May work part or full time Training requirements vary for preschool teachers Public school teachers need a license Kindergarten teachers earn $40,980 per year (national average) Preschool teachers earn $20,450 per year (national average)

8. Sources http://www.allartschools.com/g_img/displayimage.php?imageID=1538 http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_luMGp4GjDzg/SP3F0Odv_zI/AAAAAAAAAXo/fVnqSyOr1uE/s400/ricardo_arjona.jpg http://wiscareers.wisc.edu/C_ClientHome/home.asp http://home.pacbell.net/jimrowdy/web-data/pictures/preschool/preschool.gif