POLICE OFFICER CAREER

WHAT DOES A POLICE OFFICER DO The primary responsibility of police officers is to protect the public, or if commissioned, the person/group/organization to which they are assigned. Through detecting and preventing crime, police officers strive to maintain law and order in their respective jurisdictions.

How much does a police officer make As of 2011, police and highway patrol officers earned an average of $27.05 an hour and $56,260 a year. Half of all police and highway patrol officers made between $19.77 and $33.65 an hour and between $41,110 and $69,990 a year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Education and training Police officer education requirements range from a high school diploma to a college degree. The minimum requirement is usually a high school diploma, although an increasing number of police departments require applicants to complete at least one or two years of college coursework or have an associate's degree.

Liberian career

What does a Liberian do Librarians administer library materials in a variety of settings, including not only public libraries but also schools and colleges, government organizations, museums, law organizations and health care organizations. Librarians classify and organize new materials, shelve returned materials, lend patrons books and other materials and assist library patrons conducting research across a variety of media.

How much does a Liberian make The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that librarians earned an average salary of $57,020 a year as of May 2011, the equivalent of about $27.41 an hour. The median reported salary for librarians was $55,300, and the median-earning half of librarians working in the United States reported salaries ranging from $43,690 to $69,260.

Education and training A master's degree in library science is usually required for this job.