CAREERS OF THE FUTURE
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STEM
What is STEM? STEM is an educational program developed to prepare primary and secondary students for college and graduate study in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. In addition to subject-specific learning, STEM aims to foster inquiring minds, logical reasoning, and collaboration skills.
Career #2: Architecture
Architecture is the art and technique of designing and building, as distinguished from the skills associated with construction.
. Architectural works, in the material form of buildings, are often perceived as cultural symbols and as works of art. Historical civilizations are often identified with their surviving architectural achievements.
QUALITIES
Know yourself
Commercial awareness
Impeccable design skills
Mastering the numerical
Communication skills
Going over your very own possibilities won't just take you nowhere, but it will probably seal the deal on your career. A professional is fully aware of what they can and can't do. You'll have to work in specified conditions and with a limited budget while following many policies, multiple regulations, and building codes. Moreover, you'll often be restricted by your client's budget, ideas, and specifications. Since time is money, you have to be sure what you can and can't do to save time, money, and effort, and make sure both parties involved are satisfied.
Aside from basic knowledge, design skills, and being creative, communication is perhaps the most important quality in an architect. Architects are required to work with many people from different industries to make things happen.
While you will be required to design aesthetically appealing structures, they also need to be viable and practical. More importantly, your ideas have to be suited to the demands and needs of your clients. The only way to achieve this is by acquiring a sophisticated understanding of design processes. It will help you to combine functionality with visual appeal with sacrificing one or the other. A good architect knows how to combine these elements, but a professional knows how to compromise.
The next quality that would make an essential asset in your professional skillset is commercial awareness. Understanding the very principles of the industry you work in is how you create new opportunities. Knowing the trends and the direction in which the targeted market goes allows you to recognize great opportunities, connect with the right clients, and get a chance to participate in the best projects. Understanding the concerns, needs, and wants of stakeholders can significantly contribute to your efforts to become a professional architect.
The concept of modern architecture is based on the boundaries and rules of mathematics. If you're good with numbers, you have far higher chances of achieving your career goals. Understanding mathematical principles, especially advanced algebra and geometry, is a highly appreciated quality in the world of architecture. That's also a basic requirement in many job interviews in the architecture industry.
CHARACTERISTICS
Leadership
Collaboration
Creativity
Technical Focus
Resourcefulness
As the big picture design intent is established, technically inclined minds will be focusing on constructability and details depicting how the building will come together. Being “constructible” is only one piece of a good technical execution. Other pieces include the cost of construction, the simplicity of construction, and the ease of sequencing the construction. And a technically focused team can also convey the work clearly in bid documents resulting in the most economical and realistic pricing available.
If a team of stakeholders were asked, “what materials should your new building utilize,” there might be a variety of opinions and little chance of concurrence. Instead, the design team should exhibit leadership by proposing materials, presenting their merits, and helping build consensus around an option. A good leader builds consensus, exercises sound judgement, and maintains group focus on the big picture. Having three leaders - an owner’s team leader, a design leader, and a construction leader – represents an ideal arrangement that enhances effective and timely decision making.
Whether trying to solve problems associated with design, space use, building codes, land use, zoning, or budgets, creative thinkers can help solve problems in ways that you may not have considered. Creative thinkers explore many solutions, compare them to project requirements, and then present you with the versions that are most successful and inspiring. In other words, creative thinkers propose solutions that produce better projects.
Effective and timely communication is essential and promotes better decision making, solidifies expectations, improves confidence, escalates awareness, bolsters team cohesion, and engenders better overall solutions. When you have questions along the way, having a prompt and responsive design team will keep you in the driver seat. But it is also important to understand that collaboration – though sometimes thought of as an inherently positive activity – can be ineffective without proper structure and moderation. Your design team leaders should set the tone for organized and productive collaboration sessions.
All projects have unique challenges and a few twists and turns along the way. You need a team that will identify obstacles early and load the project with commensurate resources to overcome them. People (expertise), technology, testing, and research are among the fundamental resources needed to solve most complex building design and delivery challenges.
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STEM
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics strand. Through the STEM strand, senior high school students are exposed to complex mathematical and science theories and concepts which will serve as a foundation for their college courses.
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Career #1: Dentistry
A person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.
Dentistry, also known as dental medicine and oral medicine, is the branch of medicine focused on the teeth, gums, and mouth. It consists of the study, diagnosis, prevention, management, and treatment of diseases, disorders, and conditions of the mouth, most commonly focused on dentition as well as the oral mucosa.
QUALITIES
Critical Thinker
Friendly
Transparent
Caring
Polite and Patient
Dentist works in a small and sensitive space in our body so patience and good communication with the patient is a must to have
a pain free procedure.
Dentist should be able to make decisions quickly that would accurately predict the right diagnosis for the patient
A dentist who cares for your well being is very important not just who cares for their own benefit but also gives you truthful opinions that
would explain the positive and negative outcomes of what would happen to your teeth.
Despite being the dentist and the one who knows what to do, you should still keep your patient involved in the decision-making. Specifically, you should inform your patient of their full situation and what options are available to them. A great dentist considers the patient’s needs and feelings. Being transparent also includes being honest with all the possible fees and charges that your patient may require for the treatment. So being upfront about payment plans or insurance is crucial to their comfort.
A dentist who cares for your well being is very important not just who cares for their own benefit but also gives you truthful opinions that would explain the positive and negative outcomes of what would happen to your teeth.
A dentist should be approachable so that the patient would be comfortable to suggest what they would like to happen in their teeth.
CHARACTERISTICS
Stable Hands
Communication Skills
Artistic
Reputation
Relatable
.Restoring teeth is one of the largest part of dentistry by being artistic you can give people beautiful smile.
The first quality to look for in a dentist is their reputation. Dentists who have practiced for even a short while will develop a reputation that sticks with them. Before deciding on a new dentist you should always ask around and learn as much as you can about them. The older the dentist, the more information you will likely find on them. Check to see if the dentist has a website with patient reviews. Another important factor is education. Your dentist should have a DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) or DMD (Doctor of Dental Medicine), as well as keeping up on new dental practices. Be sure to ask your dentist what they do to keep up on modern practices.
The fifth quality that is important when choosing a dentist is your own intuition. While there are many different factors that you can look at, the most important thing is how you feel about the dentist. If you get a feeling of distrust or feel like your dentist doesn’t truly care for you or your kid’s well-being, then there is no reason to continue going back to them. A good dentist will relate well with their patients and let them know that they are not just there to clean their teeth but to converse and enjoy each other’s company.
heres a lot of procedures specifically cavity filling that really needs stablize hands for the safety of the patient.
Being able to explain the patients diagnosis in a way that they would understand is very important so that the patient would be aware whats happening on their teeth or oral health.
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STEM
Science, technology, engineering, and math are collectively referred to as STEM. Although each of these academic fields can be divided into more focused subfields and courses, they share a lot of characteristics.
Career #4:
Pediatric Surgeon
A pediatric surgeon is specially trained to perform various operative procedures on children and young adults. The pediatric surgeon will diagnose and provide operative care for a variety of illnesses, diseases, and health conditions in young patients.
A pediatric surgeon with specialization in the diagnosis and treatment of young children, adolescents, and premature and newborn infants is known as a pediatric surgeon. A pediatric surgeon has the training and experience necessary to treat your kid.
QUALITIES
CHARACTERISTICS :
Conversationalist
Knowledgeable
Patience
Transparent and Trustworthy
Accommodating
A pediatrician should use appropriate language while describing the circumstances facing a child.
Pediatricians occasionally have to deliver unpleasant news. Due to their sincere sympathy and existing rapport with you, They will be honest with you since they care for your child as if they were their own and recognize how worried you are about them.
The best doctors make sure your family feels welcome in their practice. This often means going above and beyond their duties as a healthcare provider. Good, prompt communication, a warm, inviting atmosphere, and friendly, courteous staff all indicate that each visit to their office will be a positive one.
Pediatricians give their full, undivided attention to the families they see. They are able to sit down and have a friendly conversation with the child, no matter how restless, cranky, terrified, or insane they may be.
Good doctors know their stuff. Not only do they know how to perform various medical-related tasks, they should also strive to be familiar with your family. After all, a pediatrician works with people, so knowing you and your children is vital to their ability to help you.
A Deep Well of Patience
Time-management skills
Hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
A Diagnostic Laser Focus
Emotional resilience
While all doctors should be both patient and methodical when in practice, it’s vital that pediatricians are calm and know how to cope with children. Young patients are often afraid of new procedures or shy of expected pain. Pediatric specialists and generalists alike must be able to calmly and clearly explain what’s going on with kids, and connect with them on their level of understanding. Patience is also essential when dealing with parents, who may be protective but misinformed about the real consequences of forgoing procedures, such as vaccinations or regular booster shots.
It may take an hour or more to complete all the surgery. Additionally, they must wait for the lab findings, which could take a day due to the large number of people.
Usually, physicians can ask patients for their symptoms and receive a relatively straightforward answer. Pediatricians must not only be well-versed in potential symptom assessment, but they must also be able to extract meaning from the often garbled or unusual descriptions given by children. Parents can be helpful, but they can also confuse the issue further. When dealing with a pre-verbal patient, this attention to detail and ability to correlate data is even more critical. Attention to the details of behavior, physical presentation, and even changes to speech patterns of the very young can make the difference in diagnostic success. Many childhood illnesses and deaths in the past occurred because the symptoms were overlooked, dismissed or misunderstood.
Pediatricians must take precautions when doing any type of surgery, that's why eyes and hands should coordinate
Pediatricians should be able to calm your frantic mind after encountering a negative experience. especially when delivering terrible news to the children's parents
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ABM
The Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) strand would focus on the basic concepts of financial management, business management, corporate operations, and all things that are accounted for.
Career #4: Hospitality Management and Tourism
Hospitality Management and Tourism is the study of the hospitality industry. A degree in the subject may be awarded either by a university college dedicated to the studies of hospitality management or a business school with a relevant department.
The hospitality and tourism degree provides an in-depth understanding of the hospitality and tourism industry and prepares you to enter any segment of the industry, including food and beverage management, hotel/resort management, travel management, food marketing and distribution, cruise line operations, resorts and spas, event management, and airline catering.
QUALITIES
CHARACTERISTICS
Enthusiasm
Commitment
Positive Attitude
Organization
Always striving to improve
One of the essential traits in the industry is in the name itself. Employees have to be hospitable to customers so that they can rely on them to satisfy their needs. A can-do or positive attitude can smooth ruffled feathers or disgruntled customers faster than a stoic disposition. A reward system will ensure that employees maintain this attitude and your customers remain satisfied even if they don’t feel up to it.
Those in the hotel management elite have vision, always seeking a better way to do something or a more appealing approach. They have enthusiasm for change, curiosity about what’s going on in the hospitality world, and the ability to keep abreast of breaking industry news.
Individuals who are involved in the hospitality industry have to multitask and for that, they need to be organized. They have to be capable of juggling multiple tasks at all levels and handling several responsibilities simultaneously.
Commitment determines success in the hospitality industry but maintaining it is not everyone’s forte. Many employees may start out committed, but their enthusiasm eventually wanes if they realize that the field is not for them. Rather than risk bored employees, search for candidates who have a deep understanding of the industry and who can keep clients happy at all costs. Unenthusiastic workers never make it past entry-level jobs while committed ones go the extra mile to ensure organizational success. They also make a point of serving customers in the best manner possible and are more enthusiastic during training sessions.
Great employees of the hospitality industry are enthusiastic about their jobs and strive to do the best work possible. They want to give their customers the best experience available. Without the customers you do not have a job.
People-oriented
Problem-Solving Skills
Stress tolerance
Communication Skills
Leadership Skills
The tourism industry builds entirely upon people. The interaction between the staff and the customer determines the perceived product quality. Unlike tangible products where the customer buys certain features, production quality, durability etc. the holiday quality results from personal interactions starting with the information and booking process over the stay up to the journey home.
Great hospitality employees have strong leadership skills and are able to command project and make significant contributions to an organisation's overall success
The hospitality industry is a notoriously demanding industry. Employees need to have the resilience to withstand challenging customers, as well as the rigors of working long shifts, often on their feet, and at the moment, probably in an understaffed establishment. They need to be able to maintain cool heads even in a heated situation. They have to be able to defuse a stressful situation and remain calm and composed while they do it.
The most successful employees in the hospitality industry are those with excellent communication skills.
Hospitality employees have to be strong multi-taskers and that means solving problems as they come across them. Time is money in this industry especially when it comes to customer satisfaction