2. Geologist By.Arianna Lapham

3. Job Overview Examine and identify rocks and minerals Prepare maps that show rock types and geological structures Advise builders and engineers on the suitability of sites for building or mining projects Many locate new oil fields and mineral deposits, and devise ways to access them Some teach geology at universities

4. Why Geologist I am interested in this career because I love mineral and rocks the fascinate me in how the form how they moved and how beautiful they are it s natures art! I never thought of being a geologist till grade 10 after watching the day after tomorrow ( I love that movie) and I Google climatologist seeing if I would be interested in that career but I wasn't but in the related careers geologist popped up and I loved it and still do.

5. Education University of British Columbia Vancouver Geological sciences This school appeals to me cause it’s the closest school with the geology program that includes ever thing I want and not to mention it is a great school and has a great campus

6. Tuition:$ 5,069 (2011-2012) Fees: $ 826 (2011-12) Book, supplies: $ 1500 ( 2011-2012)

7. 1. High school diploma (or equivalent) 3. English 12 or English 12 First Peoples 4. Pre-calculus 12 or Principles of Mathematics 12 5. Biology 12, Chemistry 12, Geology 12 or Physics 12 6. One additional approved Academic 12 course 7. English 11 or English 11 First Peoples 8. One approved Grade 11 second language course 9. Chemistry 11 10. Physics 11 11. Pre-calculus 11, Principles of Mathematics 11, Foundations of Mathematics 12 or Applications of Mathematics 12 12. Social Studies 11 or equivalent (Civic Studies 11 or BC First Nations Studies 12) Additional Requirements 1. Minimum 67% grade in Principles of Mathematics 12 or Pre-Calculus 12 2. Minimum average of 67%

8. Salary What you do, who you work for, and where you live all contribute to how much you can earn as an Earth scientist. Your education, experience, and work ethic also determine the amount of money you can make. Earth science jobs are some of the highest paying jobs out there. The minimum wage across Canada ranges from $7.25 to $8.50 per hour. But Earth science students graduating with a university degree, college diploma, or technical certificate can expect to earn around double this as soon as they start working! With experience, training, and added job responsibility, their income quickly rises.

10. A future look The world will always need a geologist to inspect the ground to okay it for building and oil company need them to look for oil and precious minerals such as gold, platinum, dimonds..and new energry effectent ways aremore and more popular and geologist and use the earth the heat and cool houses.

11. Working conditions Geologists are employed by consulting firms, government agencies, science centres, museums, and academic institutions, as well as by resource, exploration, engineering, and environmental companies. During most of the year, geologists have fairly regular work hours. They work in offices, doing research and writing reports about their findings. Some of their time may also be spent in a lab, analyzing soil and rock samples. Eight or 9-hour days and 5-day weeks are typical. However, during the busy summer months, when most fieldwork takes place, they may have to work 12 to 14 hours a day, sometimes 7 days a week. Fieldwork takes patience and stamina. Geologists may have to travel extensively in vehicles and on foot. They might also have to live in tents or other rudimentary shelters for weeks on end. This type of work is frequently done in foreign countries, in extremely remote and occasionally inhospitable areas and in all weather conditions. Despite the long hours and difficult conditions, geologists are expected to produce accurate and well thought-out reports.

12. 3 alturnate careers * atmospheric sciences * climatology * archaeologist

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