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Published on Feb 05, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

UniVERSITY

Post-Secondary Destination

Types of Jobs

  • Writers
  • Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical)
  • Financial/Business Service Manager
  • Architects
  • Urban Planers, Land Surveyors 

What do these careers have in common?

  • problem solving
  • creative thinking
  • communication skills

jobs in demand

  • agriculture jobs
  • college instructors 
  • Technical Sales Specialists 

Jobs

From this Pathway

Architect

  • plan/design buildings (homes, office towers, etc) 
  • combine artistic talent with scientific expertise
  • help organize tasks during construction
  • work with client closely 

Architect - Continued

  • income depends on type of work
  • interns earn $40,000 - $60,000
  • after training, income rises to $50,000 - $100,000
  • principle architects, or firm partners earn the most
  • state of economy affects the income

Real Architects - Likes

  • get to see ideas brought to life
  • can use both technical and artistic skills
  • plenty of challenges
  • always changing - no boredom
  • gratitude for completing a project

Real Architects - DisLikes

  • interruptions from construction
  • have to do a lot of work on their own
  • possibility of getting sued
  • budget isn't high enough

Electrical Engineer

  • design and manufacture electrical equipment
  • can work in production and distribution of electricity
  • Work on anything with electricity 
  • usually specialize in one specific field 

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Continued

  • income depends on education level and experience 
  • starting salary = $45,000 - $65,000
  • can increase to $75,000 - $95,000
  • experienced workers can earn +$150,000
  • sometimes earn additional bonuses 

Real Electrical Engineers - DisLikes

  • politics in job
  • better positions mean less hands-on work
  • deadlines
  • tough work
  • vast amount of responsibility

Real Electrical Engineers - Likes

  • solving problems
  • constant learning 
  • variety of people to work with
  • designing