Later in life, I want an interesting job; some type of occupation that I won’t dread going to everyday. Watching NCIS is one of my favorite things to do and a character on said show named Abby works in forensic science. I personally love science as well as crime shows, and after some research I discovered an occupation similar to hers called a forensic science technician. Though I love science, most of the jobs involving it seem too boring and repetitive. This occupation would be perfect for me
A job in the criminal field that has always fascinated me is a forensic analyst. A forensic analyst is a person that helps find key evidence at a crime scene. If you have ever seen CSI, Law and Order SVU, or CSI: Miami, you will notice all of the shows have a forensic analyst. There are six main parts of being a forensic analyst. They are: crime lab analyst, medical examiner, crime scene examiner, forensic engineer, technical assistance, and an academic assistant. Being a forensic analyst takes
the researchers believe that there is a need to increase awareness of the students’ achievements that predict their eventual success to assist them in enhancing their college readiness skills. The objective of the author’s bulletin is to highlight student-level indicators in both the high school and middle school that predict college accomplishment. In this study, predictors are divided into three categories: test scores (e.g., SAT exam scores), transcript attributes (e.g., course difficulty), and
contexts, new problems, and new responsibilities. (P.1–2) Though there are some problems associated with job hunting such as employers’ check certain thing such as how long you’ve been working or without a job. Confident is critical in virtually every sector and high skill technology. As major
“America's Most Overrated Product: The Bachelor's Degree,” that originally appears in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Marty Nemko discusses his views on a four-year college education as a career counselor. “Among high-school students who graduated in the bottom 40 percent of their classes, and whose first institutions were four-year colleges, two-thirds had not earned diplomas eight and a half years later” (Nemko 523). This paper will focus on the analysis of Nemko's target audience as well as his use
that requires electricity. Electrical engineers need to have good communication, teamwork, problem solving skills, and a strong foundation in math and science. In order to become an electrical engineer, one must graduate with a degree in electrical engineering in college. There is always a demand for electrical engineers as the technology and use of electricity is always expanding. Description of Field Electrical engineers design, maintain, and improve products that are powered by or produce
more physically active due to this recent recognition of dangers in physical health. Their job primarily consists of helping athletes perform to their maximal performance capabilities, preventing them from running into any kind of injuries, plan out rehabilitation plans, prescribe diet plans and treat athletes
Mrs. Nelson and Ms. Hyvarinen Oral and Written Composition 21 September 2015 Expository Essay A job that has my interest is a sports analyst. The primary role of this job is to analyze or break down upcoming games, teams, insights and provide extra info to the fans.Without them fans would not know as many things as they do now about players,teams,etc. So basically this career is very helpful and benefits more than one person. This profession means a lot to me because as a fan sports analysts have
orthodontist. The two occupations are similar and different in job description, their typical routine at work, the skills needed to be successful in that area, the schooling needed, the hours that they work, and what they earn annually. The job description for a dentist and orthodontist are quite different. Dentists typically examine the dental and oral hygiene of patients, and either offer advice, or carry out surgeries (Dentist: Job Description). Orthodontists examine, diagnose, and treat dental
2007-2013. Statewide, a little over three million Floridians, 17% of the population, lived under the federal poverty line in 2010. Median income fell in Florida during layoffs in construction and manufacturing sectors. This meant loss of good paying jobs and demand for manufactured goods. Families headed by women with no husband present are experiencing the fastest increase in poverty. Mother-only families are more likely to be poor because of the lower earning capacity of women, and lack of enforced