What are some careers in human services?

What are some careers in human services?

Some examples of Human Services professionals include, but are not limited to:

• Nurses.
• Child Life Specialists.
• Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSW)
• Psychologist.
• Counselor.
• Marriage and Family Therapist.
• Behavioral Management Aide.
• Case Management Worker.

What career cluster belongs to human services and resources?

Human Services Save Table (XLS/CSV)

Sort by: Career Pathway	Code	Occupation
Family & Community Services	/td>	Social and Community Service Managers
Family & Community Services	/td>	Social and Human Service Assistants
Family & Community Services	/td>	Social Workers, All Other
Personal Care Services	/td>	Barbers

Are there 16 career clusters?

The National Career Clusters Framework, which includes 16 career clusters, is an organizational tool that helps you find the role that suits your skills and interests. The 16 career clusters include 79 career pathways for you to choose from.

What are the top 3 career clusters?

Career Clusters

• Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources.
• Architecture and Construction.
• Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications.
• Business, Management, and Administration.
• Education and Training.
• Finance.
• Government and Public Administration.
• Health Science.

What are the 12 career pathways?

Career Clusters

• Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources.
• Architecture & Construction.
• Arts, Audio/Video Technology & Communications.
• Business Management & Administration.
• Education & Training.
• Finance.
• Government & Public Administration.
• Health Science.

What are the 6 Career Pathways?

Six career pathways have been identified to cover all career opportunities regardless of educational requirements.

• Arts and Communications.
• Business Management, Marketing and Technology.
• Engineering/Manufacturing and Industrial Technology.
• Health Sciences.
• Human Services.

What are the 5 career pathways?

To see all the careers in a career pathway, click on a link below.

• Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources.
• Architecture and Construction.
• Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications.
• Business, Management, and Administration.
• Education and Training.
• Finance.
• Government and Public Administration.
• Health Science.

What are the 4 Career Pathways?

Broadly speaking, there are 4 types of career paths – job, business, knowledge-oriented jobs and skill-oriented jobs.

What career cluster makes the most money?

BLS counted about 17 million jobs in the SOC occupations that are assigned to the hospitality and tourism cluster, making this cluster one of the largest in terms of jobs. Median annual wages for these occupations ranged from $18,330 for combined food preparation and serving workers to $66,200 for gaming managers.

What are the 4 types of jobs?

Lou Adler has written a stimulating article on how all jobs boil down to 4 types: Thinkers, Builders, Improvers, and Producers. Thinkers produce an idea, Builders convert the idea into reality, Improvers make it better, and Producers do the work in a repeatable manner to deliver goods and services to customers.

Which job makes you a millionaire?

Chief Executive Officer. Being the highest-ranking role in an organization, that of a Chief Executive Officer is also a highly coveted one.

How can I become a millionaire in one day?

The One Minute Millionaire Decide it’s okay to want to be a millionaire. Practice imagining yourself enjoying an abundant lifestyle. Spend less than you earn (pay yourself 10% of your income and put in an investment a ccount. Don’t go into debt)

What courses will make you rich?

8 College Courses That Will Make You Rich

• Accounting. Although this list is in no particular order, I think accounting is, by far, the most important course to take if you want to succeed financially.
• Marketing.
• Economics.
• Finance.
• Any American History Course.
• Writing and Composition.
• Any Literature Course.

What can I study that will make me rich?

Here, in rank order, are the top 10:

• Computer science.
• Economics.
• Accounting.
• Engineering.
• Business administration.
• Sociology/social work.
• Mathematics/statistics.
• Psychology.