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Postsecondary teachers work in undergraduate educational institutions for nine months, teaching subjects like chemistry, calculus, foreign languages, and physics. They are required to have a master's degree and can expect excellent employment opportunities, earning salaries between $43,090 to $84,720 annually along with benefits like paid vacation, health insurance, and a retirement plan from their employers which include state and local government educational services and private educational services.
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Armored assault vehicle officers lead tank and armor units, requiring a bachelor's degree and extensive classroom and field training that covers weapons maintenance, armor operations and tactics, night maneuvers, and the role of platoon leaders. They work on military bases worldwide for the National Security and International Affairs sector and their salary depends on their training, rank, and receiving additional pay for hazardous duty.
Music Teachers
Music teachers teach students to play musical instruments from all grade levels through rehearsals and conducting school instrumental programs. They need at least a bachelor's degree in music education and state certification to teach. Music teacher jobs have good employment opportunities both in Wisconsin and nationally, though factors like interest in music, the economy, and school budgets can affect employment levels. Typical salaries for music teachers range from $31,220 to $70,460 per year.
Special Force
This document provides information about a career in special forces. It discusses that special forces help the military by being combat trained to go anywhere in the world. They require 72 weeks of classroom training including subjects like algebra after minimum ASVAB scores and swimming training. Special forces job sites are typically located around military bases worldwide. Employers include those related to national security and international affairs.
A Nurse’S Career
This document provides an overview of a career as a nurse, including helping the sick, giving shots, and caring for people in hospitals and clinics. It notes that nurses typically have a high school diploma with good grades in algebra and medical terminology. The job outlook is positive due to growth in the healthcare industry, with average salaries ranging from $31,260 to $52,010 annually working in hospitals, clinics, and schools.
Cabinet Maker
Cabinet makers design and build wooden furniture like desks and cabinets. They work 40 hours a week studying blueprints and drawings to craft cabinets and furniture. To become a cabinet maker requires a high school diploma, passing an aptitude test, and interviewing with an apprenticeship committee. The job outlook is good in Wisconsin though there will be competition for openings. Typical salaries range from $20,450 to $40,450 and cabinet makers are employed by wood product manufacturers, building contractors, and household goods companies.
Forensic Science Technician
Forensic science technicians use scientific methods and techniques to collect and analyze evidence from crime scenes. They look for fingerprints, DNA, trace evidence, impressions, and other clues to help solve crimes. Forensic science technicians play an important role in the criminal justice system by gathering and analyzing physical evidence that can be used in investigations and trials.
About The Job Of A Lawyer
Lawyers help individuals and businesses with legal problems such as writing wills, purchasing properties, and drafting contracts. To become a lawyer requires obtaining a bachelor's degree with a major in law, attending pre-law school, and passing the state bar exam, which typically takes 4-10 years of education. Lawyers can expect good job opportunities with employers like law offices, courts, and government agencies, and earn salaries ranging from $46,080 to $166,400 annually.
Film Editor
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.
Teachers Assistants
Teachers assistants help teachers in the classroom by taking attendance, working with students, setting up materials, grading paperwork, and making copies. To become a teacher's assistant requires graduating from an instructional assistant program at a technical college and taking courses that meet college entrance requirements in subjects like biology, chemistry, and literature. Teachers assistants can expect good job opportunities as employment depends on school size and population, with a typical salary range of $16,820 to $33,590 annually depending on location, institution type, training, and education.
Business And Industry Managers
Business and industry managers oversee operations and work more than 40 hours a week to meet goals. They typically need a bachelor's degree or master's degree with coursework in business, finance, law, economics and statistics. These managers have good job prospects across various industries like manufacturing, retail and insurance, with salaries ranging from $46,100 to $166,400 annually depending on location, education and experience.
Pet Groomers
Pet groomers bathe, brush, and dry cats and dogs, including muzzling animals known to bite. Most groomers learn through private grooming schools or high school classes in accounting, advertising, and promotion. The job outlook for groomers is good in Wisconsin and nationally due to rising incomes, pet ownership, and leisure time. Groomers typically earn $14,670 to $29,460 annually and receive standard benefits like paid leave and health insurance from employers like pet stores and veterinary offices.
Art Teachers
Art teachers instruct students in various visual art forms like drawing, painting, and sculpting. They demonstrate techniques, help students develop their skills, and sometimes organize art shows and contests. To become an art teacher requires a bachelor's degree in art, state certification, and the creation of an art portfolio. Art teachers can expect good employment opportunities in Wisconsin and nationally, especially at elementary and secondary schools, colleges, and art schools. Their typical salary range is $31,220 to $70,460 annually.
Preschool Teachers
Preschool teachers educate young children, teaching them social skills like cooperation as well as academic subjects like numbers and letters. They typically need an associate degree or bachelor's degree in early childhood education. While salaries are generally low, with less than half earning $20,000, employment prospects are excellent both in Wisconsin and nationally due to factors like birth rates and working parents. The majority of preschool teachers work at child day care services.
Dance Teacher
Dance teachers work with people of all ages, explaining dance steps and techniques, demonstrating movements, and leading students in exercise and dance. They watch students to assess dancing abilities and need at least a bachelor's degree plus training to teach different dance styles. The job outlook is good with opportunities in education, government, organizations, and recreation industries. Salaries for dance teachers in Wisconsin range from $17,360 to $60,980 annually.
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Animal trainers train animals for various purposes such as riding, police work, performing, and assisting disabled people. They work on farms, in parks, stables, and barns, using positive reinforcement techniques like petting, talking, and teaching animals commands. To become an animal trainer requires a high school diploma or GED, as well as patience, sensitivity, experience, and courses in biology, chemistry, geometry, and psychology. Employment opportunities are good and salaries range from $16,920 to $40,300 annually, with growth expected as more pet owners seek training.
Police Officer
Police officers maintain safe communities by patrolling streets and making arrests to keep order. They must be at least 21 years old, complete some college education including 60 credit hours, and pass a qualifying exam. Police officers earn salaries between $33,660 to $67,390 annually, with most employed by local governments excluding education and hospitals.
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