Video By: Candidcareer. In this section. Center for Career and Professional Success. Education Careers. Elementary, middle and secondary schools: public, private, Montessori, etc. Day care centers and nursery schools Boards of education. Complete a college level teacher preparation program. Obtain multiple certifications to increase employability. Private schools may not require certification or licensure. Get involved in student teacher organizations. Acquire teaching experience.
Obtain Ph. Four-year colleges and universities Two-year and community colleges Technical schools Medical and professional schools. Earn Ph. Earn a Ph. Gain related experience through student positions such as Resident Assistants, Orientation Leaders, etc. Seek leadership roles in campus organizations. Gain a reputation of expertise and experience in a subject, profession, art, craft or trade. Obtain teaching or instructional experience. Determine certification or accreditation standards for areas of interest.
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Take some general business and computer courses. Earn a graduate degree in human resource development. Gain experience in organizational development or marketing. Become current with business and industry literature and news. Develop strong word processing, editing, and desktop publishing skills.
Learn federal, state, and local job application procedures. Gain experience and an advanced, typically Ph. D, degree for high level positions in government. Gain experience through volunteer work or internships. Develop writing and public speaking skills. Learn to work well with people of various back grounds. Add additional coursework in area of interest such as human services, counseling or psychology. Consider certification in special education for greater employability.
