1. Lawyer Police Officer Pilot
My Careers
Lawyer
Police Officer
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3. Lawyer Duties Advise my clients to follow the law
Gather evidence if my clients need help in court
Draft legal documents such as real estate transactions, wills, divorces
Help settle civil disputes
Perform administrative and management functions

4. Working Conditions and Qualifications
Lawyers carry out their work in offices, courthouses or law libraries
travel is often necessary to attend meetings, conduct research, gather evidence
Lawyers in most provinces and territories must have at least two to three years of undergraduate studies (in Quebec they must have completed a college program)
Law Society of British Columbia is required in order to practice law in the province
You must have a license to be a lawyer

5. Current Workforce Lawyers make $125,000 a year
The size of this occupation is about 10,000 people
Percentage of employees who are women are 35%
Percentage of people working full time is 66%
Lawyers earn a salary well above the provincial average for all occupations

6. Employment outlook and career paths
There is also a need for lawyer in areas such as Aboriginal rights, international law
Lawyers can be affected by downturns in the economy
High grades from a recognized law school will help new lawyers
In the Mainland/Southwest region, 7,330 workers were employed in Judges, Lawyers 
lawyers may become partners in law firms.

7. Second Job

9. Police Officer Duties Arrest criminal suspects
Participate in crime prevention
Provide emergency assistance to victims of accidents
Investigate crimes and accidents, secure evidence
co-ordinate the work of other police officers

10. Working Conditions And Qualifications
A controlled environment such as office, school or hospital
An outdoor work environment where the worker is exposed to weather conditions and seasonal weather
Working near machinery power hand tools. Maybe very dangerous
Working in locations that are dangerous can cause severe injuries

11. Current Workforce The size of this occupation is about 7000 people
Police officers make $76,000 a year
Percentage of people working full time is 77%
Percentage of employees who are women are 23%
Vancouver Island and Coast have 17% people working as police officer

12. Employment outlook and Career paths
The Mainland/Southwest region has the highest number of those employed in Police Officers
commissioned police officer positions is possible with additional training and experience.
In the Vancouver Island/Coast region, 1,660 workers are employed in Police Officers
In the Mainland/Southwest region, 8,620 workers were employed in Police Officers 
in the Thompson-Okanagan region, 1,220 workers were employed in Police Officers 

13. Third Job

15. Pilot duties
Fly fixed wing aircraft  to transport passengers and freight
Provide services such as search and rescue
Test new aircraft to evaluate aircraft performance
Train pilots to use new equipment
Direct activities of aircraft crew during flight

16. Working Conditions and Qualifications
Working conditions: A normal controlled environment such as an office, hospital or school
An interior space in any form of vehicle
Work locations include construction sites, underground sites
Work that produces sufficient noise cause marked distraction or possible loss of hearing
You have to have pilot license

17. Current Workforce The size of this occupation is 3,000 people
Pilots make $92,000 a year
Percentage of people working full time 57%
Percentage of women employees working 5%
Lower mainland and coast have 21% people working as a pilot

18. Employment outlook and career paths
The Mainland/Southwest region has the highest number of those employed in Transportation Officers
In the Vancouver Island/Coast region, 1,855 workers were employed in Transportation Officers
In the Mainland/Southwest region, 3,450 workers were employed in Transportation Officers
In the Northeast region, 100 workers were employed in Transportation Officers and Controllers
In the Thompson-Okanagan region, 715 workers were employed in Transportation Officers