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WHAT DO FEDERAL AGENTS DO?

• Federal agents have to be good at solving puzzles.
• F.B.I., stands for federal bereau of Investigation.
• They solve cases that police can't solve. (Usually after three deaths of citizens.)
• Also people that like to kill for pleasure.
• They study the behavior of people that kill for pleasure.

EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• You have to know transferable skills.(reading, writing, etc.)
• You have to know the law.(knowing the rights and reading them to the criminal.)
• You also have to be good at solving codes.
• You must have four year degree of college or university.
• You have to know the basics of knowledge.(math, science, etc.)

REQUIREMENTS

• You must be at least 23.
• You need to be physically fit.
• MUST go to FBI Acadamey.
• You get paid at the academy.
• The money is good, but not what real experienced agents get.

DEMANDS

• This job demands a lot of physical fitness.
• Each day is success or failure or life or death.
• Its so demanding some agents quit.
• Its a lot of pressure too.
• Most agents are stressed out.

Hours required:
You have to be ready around the clock.
It's hard if you have a family.(you have to leave them alone at any given time.)
Most agents really don't have families.
Agents who have families get divorced because of their career.

AVERAGE PAY

• Most FBI agents are paid on a GS-10.
• A trainee gets paid $1,963 per each two-week pay period.
• Feild officers who have more experience get paid on average $61,100 and $69,900.(depending on the region)
• Most bonuses are $22,000.
• New York, San Frasico, Los Angolos, San Deigo, Washington DC, Boston, and Newark get paid the bonus above.

Room for growth:
It is unclear how much this job is needed in the future.
I have no clue if they are going to make a robot to do cop/special agents to do the work.

FUN FACTS

• When people say "federal agent" people think FBI, but that is only one of the 100's of careers like this.
• FBI agents are special agents.
• Usually special agents are part of the three branches of government.( executive, legislative, judial.)
• They are mainly part of the judicial branch.
• Vocabulary will be on the next page.

Vocabulary:
Executive- a person or group of people having administrative authority in an organization.
Legislative- having the function to make laws.
Judicial- judgments in courts of justice or to the administrative of justice.

Sources:
Policelink.com
Congressforkids.net
Dictionary.com
Biv.gov

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