1. Teara Welsh Period: 4

2. Nature of Work An Art teacher is responsible for helping others understand, the nature, techniques, and what there is in art. Art Teachers jobs vary depending on where he or she teaches. The teacher has to look at age groups and what they think the age group would be able to do. The teacher can encourage the kids to use there creativity to come up with a project to do and to use there own ideas to make it there own. You have to help kids understand that helping kids understand art can be fun that the art relates to them and the way they like to do things.

3. Education and Training needed You need a formal degree. Need to have the artistic ability. You need you bachelor’s degree in art or art education. You will work with kids K- 12 or in collages. You may need classes on art history, art appreciation, and artistic, artistic media.

4. Other Qualifications necessary Teachers that go into art have to have an elementary, middle and high school certification from the government. The necessary training for an Art teacher varies on the teaching value. To be an Art teacher Professor they should have a great artistic ability and have art that they made and have it displayed in galleries and museums. They have to enroll in a masters program to be an Art teacher. Two certifications in art are offered: early adolescence-young adulthood and early-middle childhood.

5. Job outlook and (future) prospects The employment rate is going to go up 7% between 2010 and 2020. A lot of teachers will be retiring from the years 2008 and 2009. Southern and western areas are more likely to hire more teachers. Most teacher work a 9 to 10 month school year with 2 or 3 months off over the summer. I will have 20 to 35 kids in a class for a high school, middle school, or elementary school teacher.

6. Potential earnings now and in future Now A typical teacher earns $35,000 to $45,000 depending on the location. Teachers that have a maters degree can earn up to $50,000. Future In the future the teachers can earn from $30,000 to $81,000

7. Related Occupations Teacher A gallery owner Artist Worker in a museum

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9. Farmer Grandparents

10. Nature of Work Famers breed raise cows Supply milk for milk products industries. Work long hours Employ people to help on the farm.

11. Education and Training needed You have to graduate high school. You don’t need a collage education. You do need to know things about farming and machinery. Need you high school diploma. Have the ability to work with animals.

12. Other Qualifications necessary You need a big area and a bunch of land to be a farmer. You need money to start out to buy some animals. Need money to buy feed. If you have a dairy farm you need to have the equipment to keep the milk clean and away from chemicals. Be able to work late hours to get everything done and willing to keep up with the animals.

13. Job outlook and (future) prospects You have to be up at early hours. You have to stay up at late hours. Depending on how much you have to do you may not be able to eat a meal. You have to know how to fix machinery. Its like your own business.

14. Potential earnings now and in future Now In 2008 the average salary for a farmer was $64,000. Future Not listed

15. Related Occupations Purchasing agents and buyers of farm products Fishers and fishing vessel operators Agricultural workers Agricultural engineers

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