Agricultural Sciences Teacher Job Questions & Answers

The same school has about 25 science teachers, 20 math teachers, 3 auto tech teachers, 5 computer technology teachers and 2 agricultural science teachers. To remedy this they create a position called "STEM Teacher" and offer me that position. I submitted a resume with my strengths. They know I am a Physics guy since I listed over 20 physics courses taken and that I have a bachelors and a Masters in Physics.

1 answer - Asked By: Ulysses u - 7/28/2012

I'm interested in the whole, forensics thing. I like researching and experiments. I like to learn about the body system; Solar system, animals, environment, practically, everything to do with science i love. So, I was just wondering, what jobs involve a lot of research and things like that. I was thinking about a marine biologist. Forensic scientist. Or anything along those lines, Any suggestions are appreciated.

1 answer - Asked By: RunningWithScissors - 8/13/2011

I thought I wanted to be a nurse...but my Anatomy classes are proving to be a little more than I can handle. My geography teacher says that his field is hot right now...and I love that subject...but could I pay the bills with a degree in geography? What would I do for a job exactly?

1 answer - Asked By: Mary D - 2/12/2009

Im currently going to school at Minnesota state uviversity and working on a beef farm. Im ow interested in making agriculture into a career, does anyone know and colleges, majors, or jobs i should look into.

1 answer - Asked By: rabbithorsegirl - 12/4/2010

I volunteer in a local hospital but i tried to get a job in a hospital. But unfortunately no hospital is hiring me. They say that there is no positions open at the hospital. So now i work in a day care school as an assistant teacher. I am a sophomore in college doing pre-med. Do you think that only volunteer work and no job in a hospital will help me in my medical application? Would working in the day care school do me any benefit towards my medical application?

4 answers - Asked By: jkshladiuafyuhflauy - 9/30/2008

Chemistry is a maybe, but i definitely like math. I'm considering architecture or civil engineering jobs, but i'd also like to know my options and what's out there. What would my major be? What would i have to study? About how long? Does UC Berkley have a program for the major? Descriptions would be nice. Income?

1 answer - Asked By: italien bum - 2/24/2008

I want to go to school to become a large animal veterinarian but incase it doesn't work out my mom wants me to have a back up plan. I want to stay in the agriculture field and still be able to work with animals but I don't know what other jobs are available. I want to work with the horses, cows, pigs, chicken, and all the farm animals if possible. If I cant make it into vet school, I may consider becoming an agriculture teacher but it doesn't pay well. If anyone knows of other job options please let me know! thanks!

6 answers - Asked By: Allie - 7/5/2012

Just wondering if I will have the requirements to teach high school science in Georgia with this degree (sciences such as biology or environmental)

2 answers - Asked By: Blaine - 2/2/2012

I wont have a masters, just a bachelors, until i get into med school.... what is available?

3 answers - Asked By: lionesspurnell - 10/15/2008

My highschool only requires 3 years of science, and the college i want to go to doesn't require it. I've already taken physical science, earth science, agricultural science, biology, and chemistry. I don't plan on having a job in science at alllll, BUT my papa always tells me physics is so important to know for life. He says that physics will give you a better understanding of life. Should i? Is it a really hard class? Help!

1 answer - Asked By: Morgan S - 3/4/2012

I'm about to graduate with my associates degree in agricultural science and I'm transferring to another school next year to work on my bachelors (and most likely masters) in Agricultural Education. I was also wondering about teaching special education classes, gifted and talented classes, model un, being a counselor, being a principal, things of that nature. Are there special certificates you can get or certain courses to take? I think Special Ed is another degree plan all together but I wasn't sure. I know when I was in school I had one teacher who taught Gifted and Talented in our Jr. High, then Art and Model UN (which is technically a gt class) in our high school. And what do you need to do to teach AP Classes? And if you know of any other certificates and things of that nature that can add on to what I can do as a teacher (like gt) please let me know! I'm interested in being able to do as much as possible. My long term goal is to be a vice principal or principal, or maybe even a counselor. I know all the principals I had were teachers for years before they changed positions. Do you need your masters and a special certificate?

1 answer - Asked By: Austen - 1/6/2013

Hi, there. :) My Chemistry teacher assigned a bit of big assignment today and it is due four days from now and I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing with it. I'm looking up all this information and nothing is working. Chemistry isn't my best subject. So please help me! I need five careers that involve Chemistry and information on the following about each of the careers: -- The type of education needed for that career -- How it ties into Chemistry -- What you do in that job You don't have to type every bit of it down for me, you could give me a link that could help we with this. Please help!! It would mean so much to me if you did!! :)

3 answers - Asked By: Stars In The Night - 1/11/2013

And will it be beneficial to you when you leave?

16 answers - Asked By: La Dea - 3/9/2011

I want to major in animal science but i found on the UC Davis website that they offer an Aninal Science AND Management B.S degree. So is it a mixed of animal and business? What jobs can you do with this degree and what is the average salary?

3 answers - Asked By: whitechocoloco - 9/19/2008

In a year, I am eager to join the military and I desire to obtain a military officer job. I'm not set on any specific branch and am open to all of them. What military officers jobs do I qualify for (preferably not a boring desk job)? and what's the process (how to's) of obtain the job? I'm 22 years old right now. Here's some background info on me below, and thank you for your help! Western Illinois University - Macomb, Illinois • Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management • Bachelor of Arts in Spanish • Associates degree in Fire Administration Schaumburg Office of Emergency Management (internship) University of Valencia - Valencia, Spain (Study Abroad Program through WIU) • Studied Spanish language, literature, history, and culture College of DuPage - Glen Ellyn, Illinois • Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician Basic LANGUAGES: • English: Native speaker of English • Spanish: Read, write, speak (intermediate level) • Polish: Read, write, speak (intermediate level) ACHIEVEMENTS: Certificates Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security •Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel •Emergency Support Function (ESF) #10 Oil and Hazardous Materials Response •Radiological Emergency Responce •Forms Used for the Development of the Incident Action Plan •Leadership and Influence •Emergency Support Function (ESF) #9 Search and Rescue •NIMS Communication and Information Management •NIMS Resource Management •NIMS Multiagency Coordination System (MACS) •EOC Management and Operations •Diversity AwarenessEdit •An Introduction to Workplace Violence •Exercise Design •ICS for Single Resource and Initial Action Incidents •An Introduction to NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid •An Introduction to National Incident Management System •An Introduction to Incident Command System •An Introduction to National Response Framework TESOL Express • TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate The International Association of Arson Investigators, Inc • Introduction to Fire Dynamics and Modeling National Fire Academy, Department of Homeland Security • Fire Investigation and Analysis • Fire Prevention Organization and Management • Personnel Management for the Fire and Emergency Services • Managerial Issues in Hazardous Materials American Red Cross • Lifeguarding/First Aid • CPR/AED for Lifeguards American Heart Association • CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Boy Scouts of America - Eagle Scout • Completed all preparation, training, and experiences necessary to advance to the position of Eagle Scout including; Community Service, First Aid, Camping (setting a tent, building a campfire, cooking, & other woodcrafts), and Sports (canoeing, rifle shooting, fishing, and other sports) IUVE Caregiver • Serve as a care giver for children; socialization, nutrition and educational activities Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago Tutor Franciscan House of Mary and Joseph Shelter Sandwich Maker Heartland Blood Center - Lifesavers Club • Regularly donating platelets AGRICULTURAL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms *********’s Farm- Maciunai, Lithuania (3 weeks) • Performed facility construction/maintenance, plowing/planting/mulching vegetable fields *********’s Farm - Pabaisko Seniuniya, Lithuania – (2 weeks) • Performed facility construction/maintenance, weeding/mulching vegetable fields ********’s Farm- Pecs, Hungary (2 weeks) • Maintained livestock care, harvested and weeded fields EDUCATIONAL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Notre Dame High School - Uganda • English as a foreign language teacher Life In Christ Ministries International and conquerors Foundation-Kampala, Uganda • English as a foreign language teacher

5 answers - Asked By: Erik - 3/21/2013

7 answers - Asked By: ~Amze~man u baby! - 7/25/2006

I like studying infection agents and viruses and things like that (im a sophomore in HS), and I'm just researching different areas of medicine I like, but there is no wikipedia article on these guys :)

3 answers - Asked By: superman's twin - 3/4/2007

==How do i go about getting these jobs in the military? What are the minimum requirements and qualifications for each? ------explosive ordinance disposal, deminor, HazMat, firefighter, combat medic, navy diver,underwater demolition, helecopter pilot,what other adrenaline filled, exciting, extreme,dangerous,trained on extreme sports, lifesaving or helping people: jobs are there? (that meet many/most of these charecteristics or similar to jobs i listed) ==Can I sign up for these jobs (above)once i join military or do i need to try out for it like jobs listed below? ==I know these jobs are highly competitive with a drop out rate of 90?I already know about these jobs so can u answer the above)....: combat rescue officer/pararescue, rescue swimmer, navy seal, special forces thank you for all your time, effort, and help! ==========below is a copy of my resume============= EDUCATION: Western Illinois University - Macomb, Illinois • Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management • Bachelor of Arts in Spanish • Associates degree in Fire Administration Schaumburg Office of Emergency Management (internship) University of Valencia - Valencia, Spain (Study Abroad Program through WIU) • Studied Spanish language, literature, history, and culture College of DuPage - Glen Ellyn, Illinois • Certificate in Emergency Medical Technician Basic LANGUAGES: • English: Native speaker of English • Spanish: Read, write, speak (intermediate level) • Polish: Read, write, speak (intermediate level) ACHIEVEMENTS: Certificates Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Homeland Security • An Introduction to NIMS Intrastate Mutual Aid • ICS for Single Resource and Initial Action Incidents • Exercise Design • An Introduction to Workplace Violence • Diversity Awareness • An Introduction to National Response Framework • An Introduction to National Incident Management System • An Introduction to Incident Command System TESOL Express • TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate The International Association of Arson Investigators, Inc • Introduction to Fire Dynamics and Modeling National Fire Academy, Department of Homeland Security • Fire Investigation and Analysis • Fire Prevention Organization and Management • Personnel Management for the Fire and Emergency Services • Managerial Issues in Hazardous Materials American Red Cross • Lifeguarding/First Aid • CPR/AED for Lifeguards American Heart Association • CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers and Health Care Providers COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Boy Scouts of America - Eagle Scout • Completed all preparation, training, and experiences necessary to advance to the position of Eagle Scout including; Community Service, First Aid, Camping (setting a tent, building a campfire, cooking, & other woodcrafts), and Sports (canoeing, rifle shooting, fishing, and other sports) IUVE Caregiver • Serve as a care giver for children; socialization, nutrition and educational activities Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago Tutor Franciscan House of Mary and Joseph Shelter Sandwich Maker Heartland Blood Center - Lifesavers Club • Regularly donating platelets AGRICULTURAL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms *********’s Farm- Maciunai, Lithuania (3 weeks) • Performed facility construction/maintenance, plowing/planting/mulching vegetable fields *********’s Farm - Pabaisko Seniuniya, Lithuania – (2 weeks) • Performed facility construction/maintenance, weeding/mulching vegetable fields ********’s Farm- Pecs, Hungary (2 weeks) • Maintained livestock care, harvested and weeded fields EDUCATIONAL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Notre Dame High School - Uganda • English as a foreign language teacher Life In Christ Ministries International and conquerors Foundation-Kampala, Uganda • English as a foreign language teacher

2 answers - Asked By: Erik - 1/20/2013

Im stuck between a career in food, engineering, or business. i would like to work with food but not be a chef but im not sure of what jobs there are that would have good pay. engineering seems like good choice but im not sure and ive always wanted to work in a business but i dont like trying to sell things. im really creative but i dont want to become an artist or anything art related really unless it pays well cause i hear it doesnt.

4 answers - Asked By: nickname - 2/18/2008

I just have some science homework in which I have to find a job that uses science except a chemical engineer, biochemists, geochemistry, zoologists, chemistry teacher, food chemists, agricultural scientist, toxicology, meteorology, baking, and a pharmacist. Can you please tell me a job that doesn't include the ones I've listed above?

1 answer - Asked By: ? man - 12/18/2008