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    developing their own tennis games so they can improve their skills and enhance the strengths of their students. Although numerous abilities and talents are needed to be a tennis director, helping people develop their tennis skills is a rewarding occupation for someone who loves the sport. A tennis director not only has to be an outstanding tennis professional but also has to have the knowledge of how to teach lessons, organize…

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    continuous push for gender equality. Unfortunately in the 21st century, males are still superior to women- especially when it comes to occupations. Beginning at a young age, Americans are taught that they need to gain a higher education, so they can have a decent career one day. According to Caryl and Barnett, women are expected to be as successful as men throughout their education but once they apply for a position they are not treated the same way. (8) For the first time ever women make up…

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    mobility. Intergenerational class location can be defined as the social movement of family members from generation to generation. Class mobility can be defined as the upwards or downwards movement of one’s status in categories such as occupations, wealth, and education. With acts such as racial discrimination / prejudice posing major problems for communities with people of color, this raises the problem broad spectrum of social inequality. To explore this further, I interviewed…

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    My first childhood thought of a veterinarian was of a doctor for animals. I loved the thought of spending the day with animals and telling people I saved their pet. However, as I matured and learned more about what it takes to be a veterinarian, my mindset of it changed. It’s not just putting a Band-Aid on a kitten or delivering puppies. It’s one of the grittiest and challenging jobs that take a toll on the person performing it and even their family. A veterinarian has to perform many gory…

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    essentials. How does one achieve the status of physician’s assistant or registered nurse? In order to become either an education after high school is vital. Physician’s assistants must complete 2-4 base years of undergraduate science studies and go on to graduate with their master’s degree. However, in addition to their studies they must also complete countless hours of clinical training and pass a board certified exam that will provide them with a license. Once licensed, physician assistants…

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    Counseling Psychologist

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    can work independently or a part of a healthcare team. When you work independently, you conduct research or work with patients one on one. When working with a healthcare team, you work as a physician or social worker. There are many other related occupations that are similar to this career such as a school psychologist, clinical psychologist, or a market research analyst. After concluding my research on what counseling psychologists do and their work conditions, I then started search for…

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    Role Of Legal Profession

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    Oxford English Dictionary defines a “profession” as: “An occupation in which a professed knowledge of some subject, field, or science is applied; a vocation or career, especially one that involves prolonged training and a formal qualification.” In legal terms, a profession is “a self-selected, self-disciplined group of individuals who hold themselves out to the public as possessing a special set of skills derived from education and training, and who are prepared to exercise these skills…

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    The Four Social Classes

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    class. When it comes to the middle class different types of people belong to the middle class different types of jobs, different education, and different incomes. Some examples of middle class are lawyers, bankers, nurses, and teachers to name a few. When you are part of the middle class you have also have good life chances you have a good job, you are able to get an education, you have a nice home, and you are able to support yourself and your family. Opportunities just don’t come as easy as…

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    Immigrants To Canada

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    know how they these credentials would be transferred over here in Canada, if they could be transferred over. Would the credentials be recognized or ignored? Was the job experience these men brought over seen as important? How many years of education education/ what experience level transferred over here? These were some questions to consider upon interviewing. Another theme of my research was to look at the overall struggles faced by these men when finding jobs in Canada that were up to par with…

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    Graphic Design Aspirations

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    earned about $ 27,100. [Job Outlook] According to the OOH, employment is to grow 7% percent from 2012 to 2022. Employment of graphic designers is projected to grow 7 percent from 2012 to 2022, slower than the average for all occupations. Graphic designers will continue to play important roles in the marketing of products. Employment of graphic designers in newspaper, periodical, book and directory publishers is projected to decline 16 percent from 2012 to 2022. However,…

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