Samuel

I Chose **Realistic, Enterprising** and **Investigative**. The reason i chose realistic is because I don't fantasize about the things that I can do. I believe I'm able to work in a field where I can work with the real world constraints. I chose enterprising because I like to be able to build up something and I would want to make the company or whatever, more successful. I chose investigative mainly because it seemed more interesting than the other choices. I think a job where you can dive into the information and be able to figure out a case.
 * 1)** __**NY** **Career Zone**__
 * Fish and Game Warden
 * Athlete and Sports Competitor
 * Hunting and Trapping
 * Range Management
 * Automotive Mechanic


 * 2)** **__Minnesota ISEEK__**
 * Skills to Work on:**
 * Dependability
 * Asking Questions
 * Expressing Ideas
 * Skills I feel Strong in:**
 * Arriving on time, or early
 * Respecting supervisors and coworkers
 * Working calmly in busy environments

Manufacturing workers work with products and equipment. You might design a new product, decide how the product will be made, or make the product. You might work on cars, computers, appliances, airplanes, or electronic devices. Working on cars by far would be the career I'd like to do.
 * 3) __ISEEK Career Cluster Interest Survey__**
 * **Manufacturing **


 * **Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics **

Transportation, distribution, and logistics workers move people and products by road, air, rail, and water. You might work as a driver, pilot, engineer, or captain. You might repair or maintain the vehicles, trains, planes, and ships that move people and products. Or, you might work behind the scenes to make sure the products and people get to the right place on time.


 * **Architecture and Construction **

Architecture and construction workers work on buildings and other structures. This includes highways, bridges, houses, and buildings. You might create the designs or plans for new structures. Or, you might use t he plans to build it or manage the workers on the project.

4) **__Mn Careers Interest Assessment__** **Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources:** A career in farming or ranching would also be something I could do.
 * Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security:** I think a job in Law enforcement like a Cop would be a career I'd follow. Also another career in that category I think would be a neat career to do would be a Fish & Game Warden.
 * Manufacturing:** Working with my hands would be the best attribute form this job. Working on cars would be the most interesting career to me out of thee choices.
 * Architecture and Construction:** Construction would be a career I'd like to go into because it requires a more hard working attitude and I believe I can bring that.

5) **__ONet Interest Assessment__**





6)a. **__Holland Code Career Test__**


 * __A Doer__**
 * Primary interest area of a Doer is Realistic, which means you enjoy working with practical, hands-on problems and solutions. Doers enjoy building, fixing, and operating machinery, and often like working outdoors. Doers like working with their hands and bodies. They are often athletic.
 * Doers often prefer jobs where they do not have to work with other people too much of the time. They also usually like to avoid jobs that involve a lot of paperwork or abstract problem-solving.
 * Doers like their work best when they can see a real, physical result of their efforts. As a Doer, your primary career goal will be to discover a job where you can use your physical or mechanical skills to take practical, observable action on the world around you.
 * Some careers that go along with being a doer include, being a mechanic, a pilot, forester, and a building contractor.

6)b. __**Typefinder Personality Type**__
 * ISTP:**
 * ISTP's are observant artisans with an understanding of mechanics and an interest in troubleshooting. They approach their environments with a flexible logic, looking for practical solutions to the problems at hand. They are independent and adaptable, and typically interact with the world around them in a self-directed, spontaneous manner.
 * ISTP's are attentive to details and responsive to the demands of the world around them. Because of their astute sense of their environment, they are good at moving quickly and responding to emergencies. ISTP's are reserved, but not withdrawn: the ISTP enjoys taking action, and approaches the world with a keen appreciation for the physical and sensory experiences it has to offer.

6)c. __**Photo Career Quiz:**__ __**A Doer**__
 * Primary interest area of a Doer is Realistic, which means you enjoy working with practical, hands-on problems and solutions. Doers enjoy building, fixing, and operating machinery, and often like working outdoors. Doers like working with their hands and bodies. They are often athletic.
 * Doers often prefer jobs where they do not have to work with other people too much of the time. They also usually like to avoid jobs that involve a lot of paperwork or abstract problem-solving.
 * Doers like their work best when they can see a real, physical result of their efforts. As a Doer, your primary career goal will be to discover a job where you can use your physical or mechanical skills to take practical, observable action on the world around you.
 * Some careers that go along with being a doer include, being a mechanic, a pilot, forester, and a building contractor.

7) __**Oregon CIS**__ __**Interest Profiler**__

8) __**Work Importance Locator**__

9) **__Learning Styles Assessment__**



10) **__Employ Ability Skills Survey__**


 * Weakness'**
 * Speech
 * Attendance/Dependability
 * Also managing time and money.
 * Strengths**
 * Math
 * Good with Technology
 * Making decisions

__**ASVAB Report**__ The Career I would like to pursue is an automotive mechanic.
 * **3 Careers-** Automobile mechanic, ship pilot, and heavy machine operator.
 * __Career Report__**
 * **What Career?**

I believe this job fits me well because I like to work with my hands. If working as a mechanic, I'd be able to use what I know and actually feel like I'm doing something good. I can see the finished product and would be able to feel proud of what I've done. I believe that's a crucial part of a career if I were to go into it.
 * **Why you think this occupation would suit you? How it matches with your skills, abilities, interests?**

Some of the aspects that excite me, are working with cars. I've always had a passion for cars and being able to work with them daily would be something to look forward to. I believe I have a wide knowledge of vehicles, but I would like to expand on that and so expanding on that by going to college would benefit me in this career choice.
 * **What are some aspects about the occupation that interest/excite you?**

As an automotive technician/mechanic you do a lot of basic work on mainly gas vehicles, but you do have to know similar things for diesels and hybrids. You can replace pulleys, oil, filters, spark plugs, and other sorts. You have to check computers, run all different test on newer vehicles to see which error code your cars computer is reading. It's a lot of smaller stuff that is relatively simple.
 * **What is the "Nature of Work?" What do they do?**

My career doesn't require college, but you would have a higher chance of getting the job if you were to go to college. So a 2-year community college would work like BMCC or WWCC. You would typically take a course that would involve engines like a Diesel class or a Automotive class or something that your able to work with engines and further your knowledge in them. I know that Montana State University- Northern has a 4-year engines program which helps get you certified in all aspects so that you can become a Master Mechanic.
 * **How to Prepare for your career?**

It has an average growth of about 11% which is about average.
 * **What is the Job outlook?**

The median earnings for an automotive mechanic yearly is about $40,430.
 * **What is the Median Earnings?**

Diesel mechanic, Boat Engine repair, small engine repair, and motorcycle mechanic.
 * **What are some similar occupations?**

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