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Surviving After High School

Published on Nov 30, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER

MADISON WINBIGLER
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WHAT THEY DO:

  • Teach academic lessons
  • Teach students skills needed for college or to enter the job market
  • Create lesson plans and grade papers
  • Ensure student comprehension of lesson concepts and ideas
  • Prepare students for life after graduation
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WORK ENVIRONMENT AND SCHEDULE

  • Most teachers work in public or private schools
  • Classroom setting surrounded by students
  • Teachers work school hours (which vary)
  • They also work nights and weekends to grade papers and prepare lessons
  • Most teachers do not work during the summer
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EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

  • The minimum level of formal training required is a bachelors degree
  • Most public school teachers must have a state-issued certification or license
  • Several also do years of substituting or assistant teaching
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SKILLS NEEDED FOR THIS OCCUPATION

  • Communication skills
  • Patience
  • Resourcefulness
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WAGES

  • Entry level: $36,930 or less
  • Median: $55,050
  • Potential: more than $85,690
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OUTLOOK AND PROSPECTS

  • Employment is projected to grow 6% by 2022
  • Enhance future prospects by becoming certified to teach
  • Math, science (chem and physics), english (as a 2nd language) and special education

SIMILAR OCCUPATIONS

  • Childcare workers
  • Social workers
  • Middle school teachers
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