Career Requirements

Arts & Entertainment

Animation
Architecture
Disc Jockey
Fashion Designer
Film
Graphic Design
Journalism
Music
News Caster
Photography
Photojournalism
Business

Accounting
Banking
Human Resources
International Business
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Risk Management
Criminal Justice

Ballistic Expert
Border Patrol
Correctional Counseling
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Loss Prevention
Paralegal
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Social Work
SWAT
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Education

Library Science
Teaching



Web Design Career Requirements

A lot of our life takes place online these days and a career in web design is what gives shape and color to what the rest of the online world osees. A web designer is in charge of creating and designing websites, activities which include coding and maintenance for optimum appearance and performance. Web designers have to be creative, curious about new technology, skilled in programming, and be able to stay up to date with new techniques and the way these can create an impact on target viewers.

Because of the nature of a web designer's work, good interpersonal skills are also desirable, together with the ability to adapt to new circumstances easily and the capacity to communicate effectively with others about ideas, designs, and other aspects involved in the creation of new websites.

Due of the highly technical aspects of a web design career, most of those involved require an Associate's Degree in Applied Science in Web Graphic Design at the very least, or a Bachelor's Degree in the same field. Those who are aiming towards an Associate's Degree will necessarily require courses in imaging, web design, animation, multimedia, editing, programming and others, while those looking to earn a Bachelor's Degree will be required to take their education one step further with subjects such as databases, scripting, development, security and other related topics. Web developers should also have a strong background in math, computer science, English, design, and communication, so taking these subjects during your time in high school and beyond is a good idea.

Web developers shape our online world. It is because of them that people visiting a website decide to keep coming back to it time and time again. The work of a web developer can prove to be invaluable to businesses in any industry, where the final result can be the exponential growth and increased worth of companies.

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Health Care

Dental
Health and Exercise Science
Home Health Registered Nurse
Medical Pathologist
Neonatal Nursing
Nurse Practitioner
Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Podiatrist
Psychiatric Nurse
Psychology
Psychotherapy
Radiologist
Therapist
Veterinary
Science

Astronaut
Biological Psychology
Entomology
Marine Biologist
Zoologist
Technical

Computer Science
Electrical Engineer
Engineering
Technical Professional
Video Game Programmer
Web Design


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