Careers+Education

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 * **Mission One** || Find out what NCEA means. ||
 * **Mission Two** || Find out what qualifications you need to become a policemen. ||
 * **Mission Three** || Find out what careers there are for people who are good at Art. ||
 * **Mission Four** || Interview someone and ask them questions about their job. ||
 * **Mission Five** || Go to the following link and complete a
 * Mission One**

Step 1: Graduate from High School All police departments require at least a high school diploma or equivalent education from their officers. While some hire graduates right out of high school, many require potential officers to be at least 21 years old. Step 2: Complete College-Level Training Completing an associate or bachelor's degree program in criminal justice, [|law enforcement] or a related discipline can be helpful in obtaining a job as a [|police officer]. State and federal agencies generally require a college education and degree-holders typically advance more quickly to higher ranks. Some departments will even provide tuition assistance to officers seeking degrees in pertinent fields. Step 3: Attend Police Academy Large police departments send recruits to their own police academies to complete training. Smaller precincts sometimes send new hires to attend these larger academies as well. These programs typically last 3-4 months and include classroom instruction in civil rights, state and local laws, crime investigation and constitutional law. Recruits gain supervised experience with real-life situations such as patrol, accident and emergency response, firearm use, self-defense and traffic command. Police academy training prepares prospective police officers for active duty. Step 4: Pass All Applicable Examinations In order to gain a position on the police force, candidates are required to pass various examinations to ensure competence. In addition to passing written exams, which may be administered through a police academy, most divisions administer physical tests of strength, vision, hearing and agility as well as drug and lie detector tests. Some units conduct psychiatric or background interviews to assess a recruit's personal characteristics and overall suitability for a career in law enforcement. Step 5: Earn a Promotion After gaining initial experience as a police officer, candidates may be given the opportunity to pursue specialized police work or advance to such positions as detective, lieutenant or captain. To be eligible for promotions, police officers are typically required to pass a written exam and demonstrate exceptional performance on the job. These positions generally require officers to manage administrative duties and personnel as well as to direct taskforces and other projects.\
 * Mission Two**


 * Mission Three**

Art careers come in all kinds of shapes and forms. Artists use a variety of visual communication methods, such as drawing, painting, and sculpting, to communicate feelings, thoughts, and ideas. Artists also use a variety of tools, such as watercolor and acrylic paints, pencils, pens, ink, clay, plaster, and even computers. Topics of art can include nature, people, animals, events, and objects. Art can be true to life, stylistic, or abstract.


 * Art is used to create many types of printed materials, such as:**


 * Books
 * Newspapers
 * Newsletters
 * Magazines
 * Billboards
 * Flyers
 * Product packaging


 * Therefore, art careers are available in a variety of fields, including:**


 * Publishing
 * Advertising
 * Marketing
 * Multimedia
 * Video Game Creation

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 * Mission Four**


 * Mission Five -** Top Five
 * 1) [|Artistic Director] Arts, Media and Communication
 * 2) [|Dancer] Arts, Media and Communication
 * 3) [|Maritime Hospitality Crew Member] Transport, Logistics, Warehousing and Postal Services
 * 4) [|Artist/Craftsperson] Arts, Media and Communication
 * 5) [|Baker] Manufacturing