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Human Development Management, & Science Technology
Are you friendly, open, outgoing, understanding, and cooperative? Do you like to work with people to solve problems? Are you interested in teaching and education? Is it important to you to do something that makes things better for other people? Do you enjoy helping other people? Do you like to work with people to help solve problems? Is it important to you to help others? Do you enjoy working with a variety of people? Do you think that including leisure and recreation as a balance to hard work is important? Do you have good interpersonal skills? Do you believe that it is important for individuals to provide services and support for others? Are you interested in pursuing a career in management or owning your own business?
Can you... ... ability to make others enjoy learning? ... ability to make logical decisions? ... good interpersonal skills? ... complex and creative problem solving skills?
Do you enjoy... ... motivating others? ... teaching and preparing ideas? ... advocating a cause you believe in? ... planning and organizing a variety of events & meetings?
If you answered "yes" to most of these questions, you might consider a future in Human Development, Management and Services Technology
People who work in this pathway enjoy helping people with their daily lives including child care, customer service, and individual personal care and have strong backgrounds in communication, leadership and teamwork, safety and health, and getting along with others. Occupations within this area are related to the personal services environment. These may include assisting others with travel arrangements, dining, finding aid, teaching, solving problems, and management.
Career Opportunities by Educational Level:
| High School Diploma/On the Job Training |
Junior/Technical/Community College or Apprenticeship |
Bachelor's Degree/Master's Degree/Doctorate |
Animal Caretaker Chauffeur Child Care Aide Cook Corrections Officer Dispatcher Fire Fighter Home Health Aide Host/Hostess Hotel/Motel Maintenance Jailer Library Technical Assistant Library Worker Mail Carrier Medical Clerk Personal Trainer Police Officer Private Detective Religious Worker Special Education Aide Taxi Driver Teacher Aide Telephone Operator Upholsterer |
Beautician/Barber Case Worker Chef Corrections Officer Decorator Flight Crew Member Funeral Director Juvenile Facility Officer Law Assistant/Clerk Legal Secretary Library Technical Assistant Paralegal Park Ranger Pilot Politician Preschool Teacher Probation Officer Recreation Worker Recreational Manager Reservation Agent Science Technician Tax Preparer Teacher Aide Travel Agent |
Activities Therapist Aerospace Instructor Archivist and Curator Athletic Director Audiologist Coach Counselor Court Administrator Dietitian and Nutritionist Economist Educational Administrator FBI/CIA/DEA Federal Agent Fire Chief Funeral Director Game Warden Judge Lawyer Librarian Licensed Professional Counselor Marriage Counselor Minister/Priest Occupational Therapist Police Chief Psychologist School Counselor Social Scientist Social Worker Special Education Teacher Speech Pathologist Sports Instructor/Coach Substance Abuse Counselor Teacher, Elementary Teacher, Fine Arts Teacher, Secondary Vocational Rehabilitation |
Related High School Electives (In addition to the required courses) The following courses will support your interest in this career path. Human Development, Management and Services Technology
Accounting Administrative Procedures Coop Anatomy and Physiology of Human Systems Apparel Art Athletic Training Athletics Band, Orchestra Business Communications Business Computer Information Systems Business Computer Programming Business Education Independent Study Business Law Business Management Career Investigation Cheerleading Child Development Choral Communication Applications Computer Science Cosmetology Creative Writing Dance Debate Environmental Systems European History Family Health Needs Food Science and Technology Health Health Science Technology Family & Consumer Science Career Preparation Hospitality Services (MGEC) |
Individual and Family Life Introduction to Business Introduction to Horticultural Sciences Journalism Keyboarding Mathematical Models with Applications Newspaper Production Nutrition and Food Science Oral Interpretation Other Languages Personal & Family Development Personal Business Management Photojournalism Physical Education Physics PreCalculus Psychology Public Speaking Recordkeeping Research/Technical Writing Sociology & Psychology SPARK/TEMPO/POINT Special Topics: Law Studies Speech Communications Statistics Technology Systems Theatre Arts U S History Wildlife and Recreation Management World Geography World History Studies Yearbook Production |
Related Activities
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School Activities |
Cooperative Education Internships Job Shadowing Leadership Programs Mentoring Part-time Employment Projects Recreation/Sport Activities Red Cross Volunteer Service Student Representative on: Chamber of Commerce Committees City or County Government Committees Teen Court Volunteer YMCA/YWCA Volunteer |
Academic Competition Academic Decathlon Career & Technology Education Leadership Organizations Fine Arts Activities Mathematics Club National Honor Society Peer Tutoring/Counseling Student Contests Student Council U.I.L. Academic Competition Yearbook Staff |
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