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    Trivia on Higher Education One morning you wake up realizing that you want to be part of the 14 million students that currently are enrolled in a four-year College and Universities academic program. You are convince that is your ticket for your future economic prosperity, well that is part of the rules, right? Big investment, equal to a superb equity. However, what about those diverse occupations that offer an annual wages of over $50,000 without having a higher education, that means that I…

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    master’s degree. When doing my research on the educational background to becoming successful in this occupation it stated that after college, it would recommend do some training course also. This training could include CPR courses, sports medicine, health and nutrition, etc. This all have to be received from an accredited degree program by the CAATE (Commission on Accreditation Training Education). After receiving your bachelor’s degree you will then have to submit to successfully passing the…

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    To have this occupation, you need to have some basic knowledge that you have previously been taught. Such as, medicine and dentistry, customer and personal service, biology, physcology, and personnel and human resources. All of these knowledges, you should have learned previously and know details about these things. You must have many skills also, such as, critical thinking, coordination, judgement, decision making, science skills, and complex problem solving skill. The education required for…

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    As motorized power equipment becomes more sophisticated, employers increasingly prefer to hire mechanics who have completed postsecondary education programs. Motorboat and outdoor power equipment mechanics typically begin work with a high school diploma and learn on the job, although some of them seek postsecondary education. High School or vocational school courses in small engine repair and automobile mechanics are often helpful or useful. Trainees work closely with experienced…

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    degree, or a master’s degree. The median annual salary of dental hygienist is $72,910, and part time earn about $35 hourly. This occupation employment is projected to grow faster by the year 2024. 2. Retail Supervisor a. Retail supervision often start as an associate and progresses up to supervision. A high school education is the minimum requirement. Management training programs are often offered within the company for employees who seek management positions.…

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    110000 Management Occupations 0.73 0.74 130000 Business and Financial Operations Occupations 0.67 0.67 150000 Computer and Mathematical Occupations 0.55 0.56 170000 Architecture and Engineering Occupations 0.63 0.62 190000 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations 0.89 0.88 210000 Community and Social Services Occupations 1.33 1.30 230000 Legal Occupations 0.63 0.62 250000 Education, Training, and Library Occupations 1.44 1.42 270000 Arts, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations 0.60…

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    Paper #1 In the passage “Of the Training of Black Men” by W.E.B. Du Bois showcases the process African Americans and the low social positions they are placed in. Du Bois claims in this passage by enslaving the Negro, whites are able to ensure that African American men will never be able to be fully men. A theme that was present in this passage was the idea of oppression in a form known as training. Du Bois used the term human training as “ human training as will best use the labor of…

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    problems through the use of case history, interview, and observation. A psychiatrist is someone who diagnoses, treats, and help prevent disorders of the mind. Radiologist other occupations are radiologist assistant, dosimetrists and radiation therapist, radiologic technologist, and sonographers. Most of these occupations require master’s degree, and some require a P.H.D, M.D, or J.D (law degree). They review or transmit images and information using picture archiving or communications systems.…

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    In today’s society individuals that do not have a high level of education are frowned upon based on the occupation they have. Positions in the work field that do not require anything higher than a high school diploma are technicians, plumbers and oil operators. These jobs are given with basic training, but most of the learning is developed within time. When people call a blue collar service man, it is usually to assist them in a task they cannot do themselves. Every career has a worker…

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    Skilled Labor Shortage

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    The article in question mentioned that Georgia had invested in technical education programs, such as Go Build Georgia. However, the article didn’t include how long it takes to teach individuals in the program relative to other professions. This projection is important to policy makers because, if the schooling is relatively short…

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