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Furniture Finisher

  

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Music Teacher / Instructor

  

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Elementary School Teacher

  

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Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator

  

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Teacher Assistant

  

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Early Childhood Educator

  

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Animator

  

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Bicycle Mechanic

  

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Artist

  

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Pet Groomer

Elementary School Teacher:

The degree you need to become a teacher is a bachelor’s degree and a teacher’s license. The in-state schools that offer the programs I need is Wayne State University, University of Michigan, Michigan State University. It takes 4 years of necessary training. The work I will be doing is being a Elementary school teacher. The work I would be doing is teaching math, science, language arts, and social studies. The wages I would be paid is experienced elementary school teachers typically earn $35,000 to $80,000 a year. The average starting salary is around $32,000 a year. A day in life of a Teacher is…Teachers teach a variety of subjects to one class. Teachers give respect to what they teach and  the ways the ways they teach it. Elementary school teachers monitor kid’s social skills and try to resolve any problems they see, such as shyness or aggressiveness. When teachers aren’t teaching then they are usually putting together lesson plans for the next day or that day .

Teacher’s Assistant:

The degree you need to be a teacher’s assistant is you must have at least an associate degree, or complete 2 years of study at college and a high school diploma. The in-state schools offer the programs is Henry Ford Community College, Lansing Commuinty College, Mott Community College, Delta College. It takes 2 or more years for training. The kind of work you have to do is spend a lot of time supervising, disciplining, standing, walking, and bending and helping out kids when they need help. The kind of wages paid is most full-time assistants earn between $16,000 and $35,000 a year, with the median salary being about $23,000 a year. A day in life as a teacher’s assistant….What teachers do is they help the teacher out in the class room by supervising, teaching, and helping out kids when they need help. They help to prepare educational material and equipment before class, grade assignments, record grades, and file records. They may also organize bulletin boards, class displays of artwork, or other project exhibits.