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Career Opportunities in Education and Training

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Career Opportunities in

Education and Training

Human Growth and Development




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Copyright

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Education and Training

Planning, managing and providing education and training services and related

learning support services

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Goals

• Clear ideas, plans or purposes

• Dreams

• Short term

• Long term

• Something to work for

• Vision

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Begin by discussing goals with your students. Explain to them that goals are something they have to work for but should be clear ideas, plans or purposes. It is their dreams – a vision they have of themselves in the future. Short term goals can be achieved quickly like writing an essay for class, cleaning their room or reading a book. You feel good when these things are accomplished. Long term goals take planning and commitment and can be divided into a series of smaller goals. Achieving a high score on the SAT, being accepted into the college of their choice, graduating from college and beginning their dream career are examples. Ask your students for more examples. Allow students to commence working on graphic organizer.




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Short Term vs. Long Term Goals

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Distribute handout Personal Goals. Allow students time to reflect on the career goals they are interested in.




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College and Career Initiative

• Education initiative designed to prepare students for a:

1. Lifetime of success

2. Secondary and postsecondary opportunities

3. Career preparation and advancement

4. Meaningful work

5. Active citizenship

• Designed to help students (and parents) make:

—Wise education choices

—21st Century curricula combining— rigorous academics and

— relevant career education

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AchieveTexas College and Career Initiative is an education initiative designed to prepare students for a lifetime of success. It allows students to achieve excellence by preparing them for secondary and postsecondary opportunities, career preparation and advancement, meaningful work, and active citizenship. AchieveTexas is designed to help students (and their parents) make wise education choices. It is based on the belief that the curricula of the 21st century should combine rigorous academics with relevant career education. When schools integrate academic and technical education, students can see the “usefulness” of what they are learning. The system also facilitates a seamless transition from secondary to postsecondary opportunities.




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Programs of Study

• Teaching and Training

• Corporate Trainer

• Early Childhood Educator

• Teacher

• Professional Support Services

• Education Counselor

• Education and Administrative Support

• Education Administrator* Programs of Study in your school may be different from the recommended

sequence of coursework.

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The POS represent a recommended sequence of coursework based on a student’s interest and career goal. POS contain lots of helpful information, including the core courses and career-related electives in high school that will help prepare students for their career goals. The POS are based upon the Recommended High School Graduation Plan and can easily be adapted for the Distinguished Achievement High School Graduation Plan. There are 3 Programs of Study and 5 Models for the Education and Training Career Cluster. All schools are different and may choose to follow other Programs of Study. Be sure to tell students what your school has to offer.




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Teaching and Training

Corporate Trainer

Early Childhood Educator

Teacher

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See Programs of Study Models for Corporate Trainer, Early Childhood Educator and Teacher in the all Lesson Attachment tab to follow along with the slide presentation. The slides include information from the three models in alphabetical order.




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High School

Career Related Electives

• 9th – Principles of Education and Training

• 10th – Human Growth and Development or Interpersonal Studies or Human Resources Management

• 11th – Instructional Practices in Education and Training or Business Management

• 12th – Practicum in Education and Training or Practicum in Human Services or Entrepreneurship

*Note - Sequence of courses in your school may be different from the recommended sequence of coursework.

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These are recommended sequence of courses but _____________ (name of your school) offers _______________________.




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On the Job Training

• Before /After School Assistant

• Child Care Worker

• Community Youth Services Aide

• Educational Aide I

• Library Aide

• Library Assistant

• Preschool Aide/Worker

• Recreational Aide

• Teachers Assistant

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Discuss employment opportunities in your town or city. Remind students that many careers begin at the bottom.




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Certificates

• Child Development Associate


• Heartsaver ®CPR

• Heartsaver ®First Aid


• OSHA CareerSafe®

Career Options:



• Preschool Aide

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Education never ends. Students should be aware that earning certifications will help their careers as they move up the ladder of success.




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Associate Degrees

• Child Care and Guidance• Child Development• Childcare Technology• Early Childhood Professions• Education• Education Aide• Teacher Assistant/Aide• Teaching: Specialization in EC4; 4-8; 8-12;

EC12; EC-ESL; EC-Gen

Career Options:

• After-School Program Supervisor• Assistant Teacher• Child Care Worker• Group/Worker Assistant• Human Resources Assistant• Lead Teacher• Recreation Attendant• Self Enrichment Teacher• Social Services Aide• Teaching Assistant

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Associate Degrees are generally two year programs at a community college.




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Bachelor Degrees

• Business Administration• Child Development• Early Childhood• Early Childhood through 4th Grade, or Interdisciplinary

Studies, or Multidisciplinary Studies:

• Specialization in Bilingual, English as a Second Language, Middle Level, Special Education or Math/Science

• Family and Consumer Sciences• Human Development and Family Studies• Human Resources Management• Management• Subject Specific Degree with Teacher Certification

Career Options:

• Adult Educator• Child Care Administrator• Child Care Supervisor• Child Life Specialist• Elementary/Secondary Teacher• Entrepreneur• Human Resources Manager• Preschool/Kindergarten Teacher• Special Education Teacher• Training and Development Specialist

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Bachelor Degrees are generally four year programs that will assist the student as they continue in their careers.




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Graduate Degrees

• Administration Child Development

• Bilingual Education

• Curriculum and Instruction

• Development and Adult Education

• Early Childhood Education

• Education Instructional Technology

• Educational Administration

• Educational Psychology

• Elementary Education

• Higher Education

• Human Development and Family Studies

• Human Resources Development

• Management and Technical Education

• Organizational Behavior

• Secondary Education

• Special Education

• Training and Development

Career Options:

• Adult Educator• Child Care Director/Owner• Cooperative Extension Director• Corporate Trainer• Education Administrator• Educational Consultant• Elementary Teacher• Human Resources Director• Secondary Teacher• Special Education Specialist• Training and Development Manager• University Instructor/Professor

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Management Careers are at the top of the ladder of success.

Graduate degree programs generally include an internship in the student’s field of study. Internships give students on-the-job training and experience in that chosen career.




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Professional Support Services

Education counselor

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See Programs of Study Models for Education Counselor in the all Lesson Attachment tab to follow along with the slide presentation. The slides include information from the model in alphabetical order.




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High School



• 10th – Human Growth and Development or Child Development

• 11th – Instructional Practice in Education and Training

• 12th – Practicum in Education and Training or Problems and Solutions


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On the Job Training



• Library Aide


• School/Office Assistant


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Certificates



Career Options:


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Associate Degrees

• Education

• Education Aide

• Teacher Assistant/Aide

• Teaching: Specialization in EC4; 4-8; 8-12; EC12

Career Options:

• After-School Program Supervisor

• Assistant Teacher

• Group/Worker Assistant

• Recreation Attendant

• Social Services Aide

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Bachelor Degrees

• Early Childhood

• Multidisciplinary Studies:

• Specialization in Bilingual, English as a Second Language, Middle Level, or Special Education

• Subject Specific Degree with Teacher Certification

Career Options:

• Adult Educator

• Counseling Aide

• Curriculum Development Specialist

• Social Services Worker

• Special Education Teacher

• Teacher

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Graduate Degrees

• Counseling and Human Development

• Counseling Psychology

• Counselor Education and Supervision

• Education – Counseling

• Educational Psychology


• Guidance and Counseling

• School Counseling


Career Options:

• Counseling Psychologist

• Counselor Educator

• Educational Statistician

• Inclusion Specialist

• School Counselor

• Special Education Specialist

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Administration and

Administrative Support

Education administrator

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High School



• 10th – Human Growth and Development ,or Entrepreneurship, or Child Development, or Business Information Management I

• 11th – Instructional Practice in Education and Training

• 12th – Practicum in Education and Training or Problems and Solutions


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On the Job Training



• Library Aide


• Recreational Aide

• School/Office Assistant

• Summer Camp Counselor


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Certificates



Career Options:


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Associate Degrees

• Education

• Education Aide

• Teacher Assistant/Aide

• Teaching: Specialization in EC4; 4-8; 8-12; EC12

Career Options:

• After-School Program Supervisor

• Assistant Teacher

• Social Services Aide

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Bachelor Degrees

• Early Childhood

• Multidisciplinary Studies:

• Specialization in Bilingual, English as a Second Language, Middle Level, or

Special Education

• Subject Specific Degree with Teacher Certification

Career Options:

• Adult Educator

• Curriculum Development Specialist

• Elementary Teacher

• Middle School Teacher

• Secondary Teacher

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Graduate Degrees

• Administration/Principal

• Adult, Professional, and Community Education

• Curriculum and Instruction

• Educational Administration

• Educational Leadership


• Higher Education Research


Career Options:

• College President, Dean

• Educational Researcher

• Principal/Superintendent

• Supervisor and Instruction Coordinator

• University Instructor or Professor

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Interpersonal Skills Needed

• Arithmetic and mathematics

• Communication

• Verbal

• Nonverbal

• Electronic communication

• Listening and speaking

• Reading and writing

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The ability to communicate clearly and positively is one of the most important skills in work and life. Verbal means using word in language and word choice. Nonverbal means without words includes body language, facial expressions, posture, hand gestures and tone of voice. Listening is an active process and you must pay attention when you listen to someone. Speaking occurs whenever you say something and includes the word you choose, your posture, and your tone of voice. Reading is an important way to learn new information such as the employee handbook, guidelines, checklists, and information on a computer screen. Writing includes using a keyboard on a computer to enter information, reports, and ordering supplies. Basic arithmetic and mathematics needed to use a calculator and computer. Electronic communication includes computers, cell phones, two-way radios, pagers, and hand-held computers (tablets). Wireless devices and e-mail are also necessary to fulfill many requirements.




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Careers

Education, Training and Library Occupations

• Adult Literacy and High School Equivalency Diploma Teachers

• Career and Technical Education Teachers

• Archivists, Curators and Museum Workers

• High School Teachers

• Instructional Coordinators

• Kindergarten and Elementary School Teachers

• Librarians

• Library Technicians and Assistants

• Middle School Teachers

• Postsecondary Teachers

• Preschool Teachers

• Special Education Teachers

• Teacher Assistants

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Occupation Group – Education, Training and Library Occupations Occupational Outlook Handbook




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Careers

Community and Social Service

• School and Career Counselors

Life, Physical and Social Science

• Historians

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Occupation Group – Community and Social Service and Life, Physical and Social Science Occupational Outlook Handbook




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Careers

Management

• Elementary, Middle and High School Principals

• Preschool and Childcare Center Directors

Personal Care and Service

• Childcare Workers

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Occupation Group – Management and Personal Care and Service Occupational Outlook Handbook




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An Introduction to Teacher Development33


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(image from video)

An Introduction to Teacher Development Just as professionals in medicine, architecture, and law have opportunities to learn through participating in internships and learning best practices, exemplary teacher-preparation programs allow teacher candidates the time to spend in classrooms with experienced mentors. http://www.edutopia.org/teacher-development-introduction-video




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References and Resources

Images:• Achieve Texas – Education and Training• Shutterstock™ images. Photos obtained with subscription. (Slides 3, 4, 5, 8, 15, 17, 22, 24, 34)Textbook:

• Kauchak, D.P., & Eggen, P.D. (2011). Introduction to teaching: Becoming a professional. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson.Websites:

• Achieve TexasAn education initiative designed to prepare students for a lifetime of success

http://www.achievetexas.org/

• Occupational Outlook HandbookA-Z Index

http://www.bls.gov/ooh/a-z-index.htm#Z

• Occupational Outlook HandbookA guide to career information about hundreds of occupations

http://www.bls.gov/ooh/home.htm

• Texas Work Prep Learning Management System._Texas Job Hunter’s Guide Course.

https://www.texasworkprep.com/texasworkprep.htm

Video:

• An Introduction to Teacher DevelopmentJust as professionals in medicine, architecture, and law have opportunities to learn through participating in internships and learning best practices, exemplary teacher-preparation programs allow teacher

candidates the time to spend in classrooms with experienced mentors.

http://www.edutopia.org/teacher-development-introduction-video

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