By: Patricia
A nurse is an educated person that takes care of
individuals, families, and communities that are
sick or disabled
 Nurses work everywhere in clinics, hospitals,
retirement homes, private homes, schools,
camps, and many more
 Nurses also maintain the medical records
 They perform in other related duties as required
or assigned, like assist in medical procedures or
surgery
 They supervise registered nursing assistants and
other nursing staff.
 Without nurses nobody could take care of sick or
disabled patients while the doctor is busy
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 Registered
nurses require a four-year
bachelor’s degree in nursing from a
community college-university
 They must successfully complete the national
exam
 Depending where the nurses live they might
have to do an additional study
 An
interesting fact about nurses is on
January 27th is School Nurse Day.
 The most visits to emergency rooms occur
during the warmer months of the year.
 Nursing is one of the fastest growing
occupations in the U.S.
 Teachers
are important in our lives they
prepare lessons, homework, and assignments
 They research information to make sure that
the information they have is current.
 They mark homework and tests
 Help students when they have trouble
 Treats student with respect, and teach them
to treat others with respect
 Teachers are very important because without
them we can’t become what we want to be
in the future
 Teachers
that teach in elementary schools take
courses such as mathematics, science, social
studies, music, art, and literature.
 Secondary school teachers most often take the
major courses that they plan to teach
 Many 4-year colleges require students to wait
until their sophomore year before applying for
admission to teach education programs.
 Most programs require students to perform a
student-teaching internship.
 Teachers
make around 30,000-40,000 a year
 Our tomorrow is their lesson today
 Only the teacher can bring out the best in his
or her students and shape them into civilised
and responsible people.
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Visual merchandisers are mainly tasked to develop, create,
and implement in-store displays and other store visuals to
ensure customers to check out the store's products
Visual merchandisers can work in varying settings from
brick and mortar retail stores, regular boutiques, online
fashion stores, up to high-end fashion boutiques.
They come up with creative and artistic concepts for instore displays, takeover of the visual look of the store,
they create and maintain different visual displays,
formulate striking marketing and advertising strategies,
coordinate with designer, sales associates, and
manufacturers, maintain an organized, visually appealing
and welcoming store environment and lastly they organize
fashion events, discount sales, and other gimmicks to
attract more store customers
Earning a high school diploma will serve as stone
to qualify for a fashion merchandising course
 Associate Degree Program: Satisfying the
requirements of a 2-year Associate degree in
Fashion merchandising or other related fields
will allow you to pursue a career as professional
visual merchandiser
 Bachelor's Degree Program: Taking up a
Bachelor's Degree in Visual Merchandising, can
lead to a career opportunity as a professional
and skilled visual merchandiser director or
manager
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 Depending
on the visual merchandiser
educational background, years of
experience, and special skills they get a
different salary
 If the merchandiser is a entry Level Visual
Merchandiser they get about $21,000 to
$32,000. Working as an Experienced Visual
Merchandiser they could get to $30,000 to
$45,000. And if you are a Top Level Visual
Merchandiser you get up to $50,000 to
$60,000+ or more.