1. My Career Compass to Becoming a Professional Hockey Player
By: Jack H.

2. Short Term Goals Finish high school on the Honour roll
Get a scholarship to a division one NCAA hockey school (Preferably North Dakota)

3. Long Term Goals Play a high level of professional hockey (NHL)
Be apart of an NHL team as a trainer or manager
Being a manger of a sports team requires the study of law which I would take as my course in university

4. Necessary Skills, Attributes and Characteristics to become a professional hockey player
Good hockey skills
Good athletic abilities
Good physical shape
Committed
Toughness
Hard worker
Determination
Mature
Professional

5. Education Needed to become a professional hockey player
No education is needed to become a professional athlete although it is recommended to finish high school with high grades and go on to post secondary education through scholarships.

6. Job Description of a professional hockey player
Maintain physical fitness through weightlifting, running, and other activities
Practise hockey in drills, scrimmages, and exhibition games
Mentally prepare for competitions
Compete in games
Receive treatment for injuries or strains if necessary
Salary- $20,000 to over $1,000,000
This job would be great for me as I love hockey and I want to be active and healthy in my future.

7. Post Secondary School University of North Dakota
UND Law: A program that prepares individuals for the independent professional practice of law, for taking state and national bar examinations, and for advanced research in jurisprudence. Includes instruction in the theory and practice of the legal system, including the statutory, administrative, and judicial components of civil and criminal law.
Admission requirements: High school diploma is required, a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university is required (I would take sports medicine as the required course), The LSAT, which is administered under the auspices of the Law School Admission Council, must be taken by all applicants for admission to the School of Law.
Required Courses: This is the course outline for the first year of law studies
Fall Semester Classes Spring Semester Courses
Contracts I (2) Property (4) Torts I (3) Civil Procedure (4) Lawyering Skills I (3)
Tuition and fees: $14,722
Contracts I (2) Property (4) Torts I (3) Civil Procedure (4) Lawyering Skills I (3)

8. Obstacles Other people trying to achieve the same goals
I can defeat this obstacle by working hard and training everyday.
Overall size and mass
I can defeat this obstacle by eating the right foods and getting lots of sleep.
Time management
I can defeat this obstacle by always finding the time to train and become better.

9. The End
By Jack H.