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Overall, I agree on the results I received from the Apt test mainly because I agree with the fact that I am driven to make the world a better place. I like to solve problems and help others. However, I believe I do have the natural incentive to ensure accuracy and efficiency, but I still agree that my drive to help advance my community is greater than everything else.

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Building 14%

Thinking 80%

Creating 100%

Helping 45%

Persuading 27%

Organizing 26%

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Let's find out what steps are required to become a nanny:

Step 1: Gain Experience in Child Care

Nannies should have as much experience as possible working with children, either through babysitting, daycare, teaching, or personal experience as a parent or a member of a large family. The amount of experience required will vary significantly from one family to another.

Collect references: As you build experience, you should collect references and letters of recommendation from the families, centers, or schools you work with. Having solid references and accurate, up-to-date contact information will make it easier for a family to verify your experience.

Volunteer with children: Volunteering through an organization that works with children, such as at a hospital or an after-school program, may expand your career opportunities. Volunteer work will also provide references and experience.

Step 2: Earn an Associate's Degree

A degree is not typically required, but some families may look favorably upon applicants who hold a college degree in early childhood education. An associate's degree program in this field can provide knowledge of child behavior, development, and special needs.

Attend parenting classes or lectures: You might benefit from attending lectures related to child development or from taking parenting classes, in addition to earning a degree. Lectures and parenting classes will teach you valuable communication and skills to use when working with children.

Step 3: Join a Professional Organization

Joining a professional organization for nannies can be highly beneficial since organizations often have a wide variety of resources available to members that can help advance their career. For example, the International Nanny Association (INA) provides access to continuing education information, mentoring programs, and other services. Additionally, the INA offers two professional exams for members. The basic skills exam tests a person's childcare knowledge in the areas of health, safety, nutrition and professionalism. The INA credential exam tests applicants on practical childcare knowledge, such as child guidance, family communication, multicultural awareness, and management skills. Passing these exams and earning their respective credentials can help you out to families when applying for jobs.

Step 4: Obtain Additional Credentials

Completing the Child Development Associate (CDA) program offered by the Council for Professional Recognition can help you stand out as professionals in the field. This national credentialing program assesses a person's knowledge and abilities in childcare. To earn the title of CDA, you must be competent in a variety of areas, such as safety, health, teaching, communication, creativity, socialization, family child care, and management. CDAs can also earn an additional endorsement in nurturing bilingual development in settings where English and a second language are regularly used. The CDA credential is required for child care center staff and preschool teachers in most states and thus may also provide nannies with alternate job opportunities.

To become a nanny, you need to gain experience and skills in working with children, which may include getting a degree, attending training classes, and obtaining certification and professional credentials.

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Let's find out what steps are required to become a nanny: Nannies should have as much experience as possible working with children, either through babysitting, daycare, teaching, or personal experience as a parent or a member of a large family. The amount of experience required will vary significantly from one family to another.

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Requirements and Education Needed:

-Varies by specialty; Duties include diagnoses, treat injuries and diseases, taking patient's medical history, updating charts, order tests for healthcare staff to perform, identify abnormal findings, recommend plans of treatment, address concerns and answer questions, help patients take care of their health
-4 year undergraduate degree program; must complete prerequisites
-4 years in medical school
-Pass the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test)
-Completed 3-7 years of residency training

Cost Associated:

-Average cost of attendance of public Med School:  $34,592 for in-state students and $58,668 for out-of state students (2016-2017)
-Tuition and fees at private Med School: $50,000+ regardless of residency
-Average medical student graduates with a debt of $170,00+
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Income Levels:

-Average annual salary: $197,000 (for physicians and surgeons)

Job Growth Opportunities:

-Employment opportunities are expected to increase by 14%-16% within the next decade

Locations:

-Physicians' offices; hospitals

Years of Education:

-Approximately 12 years

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Requirements:

-CPR and First Aid Certified & reliable transportation

-Provide children with safe and healthy environment

-Pick up children from school if necessary
-Meet child' nutritional needs & supervise their hygiene
-Alert parents in case of emergencies & answer any phone calls and take messages for the family
-Assist with school projects & engage in fun activities

Education needed:

-None; Associates degree and/or certification in early childhood preferred

Cost Associated:

-CPR and First Aid courses cost- range from $45-$200 , depends on type of certification one wants

Income Levels:

-Varied; Range from minimum wage to up to $80 per hour

Job Growth opportunities:

-Job ranges from part-time babysitter to a full-time nanny.
-In some cases, the nanny will live with the family

Locations:

-Your own home OR family's home

Years of Education:

-Time varies on each person