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You can find most of the information under the "Career clusters" tab on the left margin. Find your assigned cluster and summarize information from the website.

Description of the career cluster. (overview)

Explain the type of individual that would be a good fit for this career cluster.

Summarize the type of education or skills needed to obtain a position in this career cluster.

List potential careers or jobs. (limit 3)

Reference lifestyle factors when explaining the benefits/drawbacks to this career cluster.

If you want to avoid a desk, this cluster involved a lot of hands-on skills. These individuals create or fix things.

Individuals need an apprenticeship or certification for certain skills. Management requires a Bachelor's degree for a specific role.

Welder, Machinist, Robotics Technician

Good starting pay without need for a degree. These jobs may require night and weekend shifts.

The career tends to involve being quite social, so people with more social tendencies who are creative and willing to engage with others are likely the best fit.

Education depends on the specific job, as the career cluster encompasses a wide variety of jobs. For example, running a hotel may require experience and education in business, while a job with more of a focus on face-to-face engagement with others may not need much prior education.

Potential jobs in the cluster are:

Flight attendant

Hotel manager

Waiter/restaurant worker

Job availability can depend on if people are generally willing to travel at a given time

Certain jobs may require travel

May be easier to move up "career ladder"

Paycheck may depend on tips

Can require a lot of social interaction

If you like social media, selling things, creating eye-catching designs, and you are observant and political, then you would be a great fit.

Getting a bachelor's degree can help you achieve a higher, more advanced job. The more education you have, the better.

1.) Cashiers

2.)Real estate agents

3.)Sales managers

Marketing and sales could take up a lot of your free time. But you can make more money than the average job.

2) People who like to help and keep people safe, people who are fair, dependable, quick thinking, calm and who are smart problem solvers. People who are strong willed, support justice and public safety, and are comfortable with dangerous work situations and irregular schedules.

3) Every level of education can get a job in Public Safety, people fresh out of High School can be a beat cop, or someone could be a NP with a master's degree, it all depends on what you are going for.

4) Judicial systems worker, Emergency Responder, Armed Forces, Bureaucracy worker

5) Time (irregular work schedules), Money (Government jobs offer pensions and typically lower pay), Location (Depending on what you do, you can travel all over the place), Education (Every level of education can get a job)

Registered nurse, Recreational therapist, and a health care specialist. Lifestyle factors that relate to this career cluster are getting sick more often, self-fulfillment of helping others, and having a stable, well paying job.

2.) This career cluster would relate to someone who would like to protect environment, would like to work with emerging technologies, or who studied science or nature.

3.) The perfect candidate for a position in this career cluster should have a high school diploma, a bachelors degree, an apprenticeship, and some training.

4.) Some potential careers or jobs in this cluster could include a solar panel installer, a forest fire inspector, or a hydraulic technician.

5.) Some basic lifestyle factors that should be considered when entering this career cluster are, Education, Location, Salary, and Time

What a good manager and or entrepreneur looks like is a good leader, reliable, on task, and organized. These individuals run operations and businesses.

At the least you need a college or associates degree while most jobs in this cluster require a bachelors degree.

Statisticians, Industrial-Organizational Phycologists, and Chief Executives.

Plenty of careers provide opportunities for people who don't have the correct education credentials but have experience in entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs can start their own business in any fields they choose.