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  1. Choosing a Career As a Firefighter (World of Work (New York, N.Y.).) by Walter Oleksy, 2000-11

41. Student-to-student Conversations Concerning Careers (05-07-92)
of careersincluding accounting, art, architecture, law, nursing, the armed services,the funeral industry, carpentry, fire fighting, law enforcement and
http://www.udel.edu/PR/UpDate/92/30/15.html
UpDate - Vol. 11, No. 30, Page 3 May 7, 1992 Student-to-student conversations concerning careers It was Career Day at Mt. Pleasant High School. Gathered at a buffet breakfast, prepared and served by students, were approximately 35 people representing a variety of careers-including accounting, art, architecture, law, nursing, the armed services, the funeral industry, carpentry, fire fighting, law enforcement and veterinary science. Among the group were three representatives from the College of Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation-Pat Grim, assistant to the dean who has been doing career workshops for approximately 20; Rebecca Hansel, staff assistant in charge of advisement; and student Darryl Conway. The three were there to tell classes of interested students about the college and the opportunities it offers. "When you say physical education, students and parents alike tend to think 'gym class.' Although becoming a physical educator is an option, there are many other career opportunities and degree programs for students in the college, such as recreation and parks administration and fitness management. Our degrees are science-oriented and can lead to such fields as physical therapy," Grim said. Hansel spoke about the support systems of the college. "We have about 500 students," she said, "so we are large enough to have good programs and small enough to know our students." Conway, who is majoring in athletic training, spoke student-to-student to the high schoolers. He has developed his own slide show with photographs of the University and shots of athletic trainers in action . "Our courses are not easy," he said. "I am taking anatomy now, which involves working with a cadaver. Seeing actual muscles and how they work is important for a trainer. "The goal of an athletic trainer is to prevent injuries before they happen. We stress flexibility for athletes and prescribe workouts for strengthening and conditioning, and tape athletes who wish it before an event or game. If someone is hurt, we can do splinting, and taping and work out treatment and rehabilitation exercises." A junior from Beltsville, Md., where he played football, baseball and was a swimmer, Conway has some impressive credentials. During the summers, he is a student trainer for the New York Jets on Long Island, N.Y., and during Winter Session he was selected for a National Football League (NFL) Senior Bowl internship in Mobile, Ala., for the All-Star game. He is completing his coursework in three years, with a better than 3.7 average, and has acquired more than his 800 required hours of hands-on practical experience. He has received several student honors from the college, including the Naylor Award for the outstanding minority student in the college, the George and Margaret Collins Seitz award for an outstanding freshman or sophomore, and the Robert A. Layton Award for upper-classmen, honoring a former student killed in Vietnam. A Dean's Scholar and member of Omicron Delta Kappa leadership society, Conway was named an African-American Student of Promise. He also has received a National Athletic Trainers Undergraduate Scholarship. Conway has attended the Delaware Fire School and serves as coordinator for the student ambulance corps. He is currently taking an emergency medical course at the Delaware Medical Center. His goal is to work for the NFL as a full-time trainer or attend graduate school. -Sue Swyers Moncure

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Children are growing up in a world that has changed dramatically since the days of old. Technology and other forces are rapidly transforming the ways we live and work. The forces of change are also reshaping what it means to have the knowledge and skills to lead a successful life now and in the 21st Century. Although it sometimes seems that change is the only constant in the modern world, education must still begin by building a foundation of basic skills in reading, writing, communication, science and mathematics. The first job of school is to ensure that students fully master these basic skills as the tools to success in later learning, life and work. Neither business-as-usual in the schools, nor turning back the clock to a bygone era, will make all our students achieve at higher levels. If students know that we expect more from them, we will get more from them. When our expectations are low, we deny our children something priceless the opportunity and encouragement to reach their full potential. As soon as we deliver a clear message that higher, more rigorous academic standards are being set, students will rise to the challenge. To raise the academic standards for all students in Washington, the Washington State Commission on Student Learning has developed four goals:

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    53. SCFC Careers
    and fire prevention activities. They receive advanced training inlaw enforcement and forest fire fighting. A ranger is assigned
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    South Carolina is rich in forested land. Our forests have a profound impact on our daily lives. They are essential to the economic well-being and to the quality of life in our state. The mission of the South Carolina Forestry Commission is to protect and develop the forest resources of South Carolina. To that end, employees of the Forestry Commission provide forest fire protection and forest regeneration and management services to the citizens of South Carolina. Within those broad categories there is a surprising variety of programs and activities. If you choose a career with the South Carolina Forestry Commission, you will play a vital role in fulfilling our mission. Forestry Locations The Forestry Commission employs fire protection personnel in every county in South Carolina. Counties are organized under area supervisors (foresters), who report to regional directors. The State Forester’s office and headquarters for program planning are centrally located in Columbia. Most vacancies are filled locally by the immediate supervisor. Foresters are hired through the Columbia office.

    54. Security Links
    is a job listing service for civil service positions in the police and fire fightingforces. Oklahoma careers in law enforcement Weekly email list of law
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    is a job listing service for civil service positions in the police and fire fightingforces. Rating 9.00 / 1 votes law enforcement careers 339 Hits
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    56. Careers In Fire Protection
    OTHER careers IN fire PROTECTION. Prevention Assistants and fire Prevention Specialists ofinformation, inspection, education, engineering, and law enforcement.
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    A career in fire protection offers the opportunity to perform challenging and exciting work while protecting the residents, resources, and property in the State of California. Working as a team, fire protection employees respond to medical emergencies, wildland and structural fires, vehicle accidents, hazardous material spills, and other emergency incidents. CDF also provides leadership and support services for natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. Being physically fit is important, and prospective employees must meet required medical standards. Fire protection employees typically work varying shifts, including 24-hour days and weekends and holidays. They must be willing to live and work in remote areas and be able to live compatibly in a fire station with others. FIRE FIGHTER I You may choose to begin your fire protection career as a Fire Fighter I. Fire Fighter I is a seasonal, temporary classification. Employment typically begins in the spring and lasts an average of six months. As a member of an engine crew, a Fire Fighter I fights fires using a variety of firefighting equipment, repairs equipment, responds to other emergency situations, performs heavy physical work, and assists others with general housekeeping. The hiring process for these temporary positions may include an oral interview.

    57. Protective Services
    The Protective Services program prepares students for a variety of exciting careersin emergency medical services, law enforcement and fire fighting fields.
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    PROTECTIVE SERVICES
    CIP Code: 43.9999
    CIP Title: Protective Services, Other Mr. Tom Fedigan,
    Instructor Return to the Clarion County Career Center homepage OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK:
    Employment opportunities are expected to grow for public safety occupations through the year 2000. (U.S. Depart. of Labor). If you choose the Protective Services program you will be expected to:
    • Be highly motivated and self-disciplined. Work quickly and efficiently. Maintain a high level of professionalism. Possess a genuine interest in helping others. Come in contact with a variety of age groups and disabilities or illnesses. Follow precise directions. Remain calm in emergency situations. Maintain good personal hygiene. Be on your feet for long periods of time. Possess good physical stamina. Develop problem-solving skills. Maintain a good attendance record.
    Potential Employers of Protective Services Students:
    • Local and State Law Enforcement Agencies Security Agencies Local and State Ambulance Services Fire Departments
    The Protective Services program prepares students for a variety of exciting careers in emergency medical services, law enforcement and fire fighting fields. By successfully completing this program, students will gain valuable training necessary for the state Emergency Medical Technician and national Fire Fighting Protection Association certifications, among others.

    58. Career Resource Library
    Supervisors/Managers, Protective Service Workers law enforcement Workers Other fireFighting and Prevention Workers. increase the awareness of careers in fire
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    59. FireFighting.com Directory
    We post all fire careers from entry level firefighter,EMT State, Federal evenPrivate fire Agencies. law enforcement resources, jobs, graphics or other cops
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    60. [ICPAC] Protective Services Career Cluster
    link to careers link to education link to There is a rising demand for law enforcementofficers and fire fighter or training in fire fighting techniques in the
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    Protective Services Career Cluster
    The protective services career cluster includes these occupations:
    • law enforcement officers firefighters fish and game wardens security guards
    Law enforcement officers are expected to understand and follow the law. They study constitutional law, civil rights, state and local laws, and accident investigation techniques. There is a rising demand for law enforcement officers and fire fighters across the nation. Most positions will be in smaller communities with expanding populations. Fire fighters must have a high school education as well as pass rigorous tests of physical stamina. Experience as a volunteer fire fighter or training in fire fighting techniques in the military, along with completion of technical college courses in fire science, improve an applicant's chances for appointment. Most protective services workers are government employees at the local, state, or federal level. Below are the occupations in Indiana's protective services career cluster.

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