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Surviving After High School
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Published on Nov 30, 2015
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HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER
MADISON WINBIGLER
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Corey Leopold
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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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August Brill
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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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knittymarie
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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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ginnerobot
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SKILLS NEEDED FOR THIS OCCUPATION
Communication skills
Patience
Resourcefulness
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quacktaculous
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WAGES
Entry level: $36,930 or less
Median: $55,050
Potential: more than $85,690
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EJP Photo
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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
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More Good Foundation
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SIMILAR OCCUPATIONS
Childcare workers
Social workers
Middle school teachers
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redjar
Madison Winbigler
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