2024 Coweta Works Career Guidebook

CowetaWorks D i s c o v e r Yo u r Wo r l d

Career Expo CAREER

2020

GUIDEBOOK

2024

January 21st, 22nd and 23rd

Expanding options for developing career interests among students to move our community forward with workforce-ready graduates.

Expanding options for

developing career interests among students to move our community forward with workforce ready graduates.

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MULTIPLE OPPORTUNITIES Mechanics • Diesel Technicians General Laborers • Heavy Equipment Operators BSC OFFERS COMPETITIVE PAY, EMPLOYEE STOCK OWNERSHIP PLAN (ESOP) 401K, MEDICAL, VISION & DENTAL INSURANCE COVERAGE

For More Information About A Career You Can Build On Visit Us Online

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Your job should give you more than a paycheck. It should be a place where you feel supported by a team that cares about you. We have opportunities for RNs and LPNs at all Piedmont locations in inpatient teams, including Med Surg, ICU, ED, Surgical Services, Women Services and Leadership with competitive pay and sign on bonuses available.

Join a team where you’ll be supported. Join us at Piedmont.

email your resume to jobs@piedmont.org

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JOIN US AND HELP TURN HOPE INTO REALITY. Each of us at City of Hope believes in and is dedicated to turning hope into reality. Every researcher, nurse, doctor, administrative professional or support team member brings his or her unique creativity and talent to the fight against cancer. Whether your interest is in the clinical, business, science or support service area, at City of Hope you will collaborate with the best and brightest colleagues, be challenged by engaging tasks and impact the lives of many people.

With locations in California, Arizona, Illinois and Georgia, our team of more than 11,000 colleagues across the country are united by our desire to change lives and driven by our mission to transform the future of cancer care.

City of Hope Atlanta is hiring for the following positions: • Hospitality services positions including cooks, culinary service representatives and housekeeping services • Environmental services positions • Nursing, medical assistants and senior PCT positions • Non-clinical positions Why City of Hope Atlanta?

• Full health care benefits and 401(k) with match • Competitive paid time-off plan • Paid educational opportunities and tuition reimbursement • Personalized career path and professional development opportunities • High-performing team environment • Fully accredited and certified hospital, including Magnet ® recognition

Apply Now Scan code to apply online or visit jobs.cancercenter.com to view our open positions.

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THANK YOU

TO OUR COMMITTEE MEMBERS, WORLD LEADERS & VOLUNTEERS, WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT! WELCOME TO COWETA WORKS 2024: You may wonder why it’s necessary to to have a serious discussion about career options now. The answer is easy: choices made about high school courses will impact the career paths available in the future.

We aim to provide you with all kinds of information and hands-on experience to help make these important decisions. The Coweta Works Career Guidebook has industry-specific sections full of interesting facts about different fields. It also includes sample occupations, education requirements, and average salary ranges.

The educational opportunities here in Coweta County fully support jobs in these career worlds.

• Agribusiness • Automotive and Aviation • Construction and Home Services • Criminal Justice and Public Safety • Energy and Utilities

• Healthcare and Wellness • Hospitality and Tourism • Manufacturing and Engineering • Media and Communications

This guidebook is a good start to get ready to visit the Coweta Works event. You will learn so much more when you see, hear and participate in the activities planned by our Career Presenters. They are the best source for getting the knowledge, skills, and abilities to build your career. Thank you to the Sponsors and Career Presenters who have wholeheartedly joined this workforce development program.

Best Regards, Candace Boothby (The Newnan-Coweta Chamber) Mark Whitlock (Central Educational Center) Volita Almon (West Georgia Technical College)

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chair: Volita Almon | Instructional Coordinator | West Georgia Technical College Christie Barnes | Middle School Counselor | Coweta County School System Dr. Chase Puckett | Director of Instructional Services and Gifted Education | Coweta County School System Hap Hines | Principal | Central Educational Center Dawn Revere, ED.D | Career Counselor | Central Educational Center Mark Whitlock | CEO | Central Educational Center Claire Nix-Miller | The Newnan-Coweta Chamber Cynthia Bennett | Project Manager | The Newnan-Coweta Chamber

WORLD LEADERS David Keller

Phil Trickey

Susan West

Laura Horton

Ricky Barnes

Michael Terrell

Stephanie Butcher

Cathy Wickey

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Chuck Fields

Much More Than a Place to Work

Choose a Career that makes your child want to follow in your footsteps

Winpak Films Inc. is growing to meet the demand for food packaging and other flexible film products around the world. As we expand our capacity, we are dedicated to much more than hiring machine operators, logistics pros, maintenance, and lab technicians to support our production growth. Importantly, we are committed

to supporting your growth and advancing your career.

For starters, we’ve created a supportive, clean and safe work environment that has made many of our employees stay with us for decades and even inspire their children to come to work for us. Then we reward their loyalty with exceptional working

conditions and a great employment package, plus the opportunity to live in and raise families with the small-town advantages of Senoia and nearby Peachtree City, Ga. Overall, we’re known for nurturing an environment that’s better than 95 percent of workplaces around the world.

“Our products are mainly used in food packaging and medical applications.”

How Much Could You Earn?

About Winpak Ltd.

Winpak designs and supplies Extrusion Operators can earn up to $24.00 innovative packaging to some of the per hour, depending on skill level. For H. PHAN world’s largest brands. entry-level employees, our stepped-up As an employee of Winpak wage scale starts at $19 per hour with a Films, you are part of Winpak Ltd., guaranteed increase to $20 after six months What Can Winpak Offer You? an $853 million company with 12 of employment. Night shift positions earn manufacturing facilities in North Contributing to Sustainable Future Our commitment to a well-rounded benefits About Winpak Ltd. a ashift differential of $1.50 per hour.

At Winpak, sustainability is more than just AmericaWinpak encompassing locations designs and supplies in program goes beyond medicalainsurance buzzword,toit’s engrainedJobs in how we work include Machine Operators, QA Lab innovative packaging to some of the Illinois, New Jersey, California, Canada and manage our resources. We provide world’s largest brands. include dental, vision, telemedicine, a flexible Technicians, Logistics Operators, Maintenance and Mexico. opportunities for active employee As an employee of Winpak engagement in various initiatives which align Films, you are part of Winpak Ltd., spending account, and company-paid life and Technicians, Plate Our facilities’ floorwith space with our sustainability pillars.

This enables us, Mounters, and Apprentice an $853 milliontotal company 12 to work disability benefits. Winpak also offers a full- as an organization, manufacturing facilities in North Press Operators. would cover 40 football fields and we together to become America encompassing locations in service Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for a better corporate employ more 2,500 people.Canada We Illinois, Newthan Jersey, California, Find Out More and Grow with Us citizen and and Mexico. employees and their families, and many other started operations in 1978, and our contributor to a Our facilities’ total floor space better planet. would headquarters cover 40 football and preventative care medical enhancements. If you corporate isfields in Winnipeg, Everything we do reflects how“They much Winpak really show their we employ more than 2,500 people. appreciation for you.”

MB, Canada. work at Winpak 30+ hours a week continuously, cares for our employees and wants to keep V. Smith We started operations in 1978, and our corporate in Winpak is listedheadquarters on the TSX is(WPK). them and help them succeed. We’re eager to you’re eligible for benefits. Your eligibility begins Winnipeg, MB, Canada.

Winpak is listed on the TSX (WPK). tell you more about our available jobs, our on the first of the month following the date of exceptional products, and a workplace that hire with the company. Employees can expect: feels like more than just work. products are mainly used in food B Outstanding medical and “Our I T ’ S O U R N AT U R E T O P R O T E C T packaging and medical applications.”

H. Phan WINPAK Films Inc. supplemental insurance 100 Wihuri Pkwy., Senoia, GA 30276 WFIjobs@winpak.com • 678-633-8788 B $2,000 referral bonus Winpak.com/WFIjobs B $1,000 signing/retention bonus Contributing to a Sustainable Future B 401K with company match B Paid vacation At Winpak, sustainability is more than just a buzzword, it’s engrained in how we work and B Career advancement manage our resources. We provide opportunities for active employee engagement in various B Friendly, helpful team members initiatives which align with our sustainability pillars. This enables us, as an organization, to B Company-paid on-the-job training What Produce in Senoia workWe together to become a better corporate citizen and contributor to a better planet.

B Monthly performance awards Capabilities in our 300,000 square-foot Senoia plant TM

encompass: Blown Film Extrusion — Barrier and non-barrier films for high performance MAP bags and sealant films What We Produce in Senoia Barrier Shrink Film Extrusion — PVdC and EVOH barrier films; Traditional, High Abuse, Bone Guard Converting Operations — Bag and pouch making; Capabilities in our 300,000 square-foot Senoia Shrink bag converting; Ten-color flexographic printing; Photo plant encompass: polymer plate making; In-house graphics.

Blown Film Extrusion — Barrier and nonbarrier films for high performance MAP bags and sealant films

WINPAK Films Inc. 100 Wihuri Pkwy., Senoia, GA 30276 WFIjobs@winpak.com 678-633-8788 Winpak.com/WFIjobs

Barrier Shrink Film Extrusion — PVdC and EVOH barrier films; Traditional, High Abuse, Bone Guard

“Our products are mainly used in food packaging and medical applications.”

H. PHAN

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Converting Operations — Bag and pouch making; Shrink bag converting; Ten-color flexographic printing; Photo polymer plate making; In-house graphics.

WFIjobs@winpak.com or call 678-633-8788

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

 

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 

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 

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 

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

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 

Zone 1- Public Safety, Energy & Utilities Zone 2- Media & Communications, Hospitality & Tourism Zone 3- Healthcare & Wellness Zone 4- Manufacturing, Construction, Aviation, Agribusiness & Automotive

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Zone 3 

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



 













 

 

 





 

  

 

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



 



 



 



 

 

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

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

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 

 

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

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 

 

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













 

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 

 

 

 

 





 







 





 

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



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







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 











 

 





 

















 















 

 

 

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 





 

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





 



























 





 





 







 

  











 























 













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















  









  

 



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



Zone 4









 



















 

 













































 







 

 

 







 



 













 





 











 









 





















 

 

 



















 







 



















 











   







 





 



 





 



 



  



  













 











 







 





 

































 



























  



 





   













 





 



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TABLE OF CONTENTS CEC Map

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Agribusiness

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Automotive & Aviation

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Construction & Home Services

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Criminal Justice & Public Safety

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Energy & Utilities

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Healthcare & Wellness

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Hospitality & Tourism

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Manufacturing & Engineering

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CEC/WGTC Course List

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Media & Communications

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CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER

A Charter College and Career Academy

Mission: Ensure competitive talent for current and future careers.

Soft Skills Focus

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Driven by Industry

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Charter Innovation |

Dual Enrollment |

Apprenticeship

The Chamber

Newnan-Coweta

A model that has garnered international attention, CEC represents a joint venture among business and industry, the Coweta County School System, and West Georgia Technical College. CEC’s unique blend of academic and technical courses prepares local youth with real-world knowledge and experience to become productive 21st century citizens and key contributors to a rapidly changing local economy.

Learn more about the innovation of CEC at www.centraleducationalcenter.net MISSION: Ensure competitive talent for current and future careers

16010Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. • Newnan, Georgia • (678) 423-2009 • www.centraleducationalcenter.net

Do you like being outdoors?

Do you like working with tools & large equipment?

Do you earn good grades in math & science?

Then Agribusiness might be the right field for you!

AGRIBUSINESS WHAT IT TAKES • Entrepreneurial Spirit • Strong math and science skills • Interest in working with natural resources, such as livestock, plants, and timber • Management ability and problem-solving skills • Interest in seeing a product grow from start to finish

LOOK AROUND YOU! Agriculture surrounds you. From the food you eat, the clothes you wear, and the house you live in, agriculture is everywhere. Agriculture significantly impacts Georgia’s economy, the health of its citizens, and the beauty of its landscapes. If you want a career that takes you outdoors, consider a career in agriculture.

By definition, Agribusiness is an industry engaged in farm production operations, manufacturing and distribution of farm equipment and supplies, and processing, storage, and distribution of farm commodities.

Innovations in Agribusiness technology offer additional pathways to consider as different technologies develop that can be applied to solve challenges as the world population grows.

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AGRIBUSINESS

BEEKEEPER

Bees play a significant role in promoting and maintaining ecological diversity. Additionally, some species, like the honeybee, contribute substantially to agriculture, with crosspollination responsible for producing over 70 percent of the world’s crops.

Unfortunately, bee populations have constantly been declining since the 20th century. For this reason, beekeeping has become a timely and vital career to pursue. While commercial beekeepers usually raise hives for the sale of honey, beeswax, propolis, and other consumer products, others specialize in the care and propagation of bees, including researching cross-breeding bee species to address ecological issues related to the population decline of bee species.

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ANIMAL GENETICIST

Working within animal sciences, animal geneticists help the agriculture industry by addressing livestock-related issues, specifically its management and production.

In particular, animal geneticists identify which genes give a specific species or breed superior characteristics. They then use this information to cross-breed species to create a new breed of more resilient animals or those with far more commercially desirable characteristics.

A bachelor’s degree in biology, animal science, genetics, or dairy science is usually required to become an animal geneticist.

CAREER OPTIONS & OUTLOOK FOR AGRIBUSINESS

OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

Agricultural Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$58,600

Agronomist

Bachelor's Degree

$58,000

Animal Scientist

Bachelor's Degree

$41,100

Aquatic Biologist

Bachelor's Degree

$58,500

Biochemist and Biophysicist

Doctoral or Professional Degree

$59,290

Biological Scientist

Bachelor's Degree

$49,610

Conservation Scientists

Bachelor's Degree

$39,210

Epidemiologists

Master's Degree

$55,850

Extension Agent

Bachelor's Degree

$50,610

Farm Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$45,500

Food Scientist and Technologist

Bachelor's Degree

$36,310

Forester

Bachelor's Degree

$45,960

Life Scientist

Bachelor's Degree

$59,050

Medical Scientist

Doctoral or Professional Degree

$60,000

Microbiologists

Bachelor's Degree

$46,300

Soil and Plant Scientist

Bachelor's Degree

$39,340

Zoologist or Wildlife Biologist

Bachelor's Degree

$41,300

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Do you have excellent attention to detail?

Do you have an interest in technology?

Do motorized vehicles rev your engine?

Then Automotive & Aviation might be your path!

AUTOMOTIVE & AVIATION WHAT IT TAKES • Advanced mechanical skills • Ability to read, write, and communicate well • High level of detail • Problem-solving and creative thinking skills • Physical strength, agility, and manual dexterity

LOOK AROUND YOU!

Careers in transportation are found in a variety of places throughout our region. Almost everything we buy and use comes to Coweta by roadway, railway, airway, or waterway. Within the transportation field, there are a variety of careers to choose from, including automotive and aviation.

The level of education required varies from a high school diploma to a bachelor’s degree. After completing high school, some students enter directly into the workforce. Some positions, such as a mechanic, may only require on-the-job or technical training. Other careers, such as maintenance director, recruiter, safety specialist, and marketing representative, require an associate’s degree. A bachelor’s degree may be necessary for safety or account manager positions.

Coweta County has a growing need for automotive service and repair pros! If you have a knack for sales, a love of cars, or a skill with engines, you’ll find the advanced training you’ll need to start a career in this field right here at home. Whether you choose an educational pathway through the Central Educational Center or Newnan’s West Georgia Technical College, on-the-job training with Nissan of Newnan, or enroll in the Nissan Technician Training Academy, Automotive Technology is a rewarding career path!

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AUTOMOTIVE & AVIATION RESTORATION SPECIALIST

FLIGHT SIMULATOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Classic cars are extremely popular right now.

From the 1920s Ford Model-T to the hot rods of the 1950s to the Ferrari and Porsche models of the 1980s, many car enthusiasts pick up these vehicles as a hobby or an investment. This means there is a high demand for restoration specialists.

Your job will consist of restoring cars the way they were initially constructed and maintained or restoring cars and installing the latest technologies and innovations that bring these cars into the modern era.

This position requires a primary high school education with specialized or on-the-job training like other technician jobs. It also helps to understand car history.

Flight-training devices (FTD) are standard throughout all aviation segments, from recreational to commercial airline training.

Today’s most advanced flight-training devices replicate the look, sound, and feel of actual aircraft flight decks to the degree that the Federal Aviation Administration deems them acceptable alternatives to real flight time for many training situations. Although most of these systems are used to replicate aircraft and helicopters, the sky is no longer the limit for this field: experienced software engineers are also in demand to develop training systems for private space capsules.

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CAREER OPTIONS & OUTLOOK FOR AUTOMOTIVE & AVIATION

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OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

Aerospace Parts Manufacturing

Certification/Associate’s Degree

$50,505

Aircraft Mechanic/Service Tech

Certification/Associate’s Degree

$49,840

Assembly and Production Worker

Certificate/Associate’s Degree

$41,500

Automotive Customer Service

High-School Diploma

$40,500

Automotive Product Specialist

High-School Diploma

$35,995

Automotive Service Advisor

High-School Diploma

$43,433

Automotive Service Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$67,000

Automotive Technician

High School Diploma/Associate’s Degree

$39,790

Avionics Technician

Certification/Associate’s Degree

$52,040

Diesel Mechanic

High School Diploma/Associate’s Degree

$43,712

Dispatcher

High School Diploma/Associate’s Degree

$33,612

Fleet Manager

High School Diploma/Associate’s Degree

$51,000

General Sales Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$108,500

Maintenance Director

Associate’s Degree

$60,195

Maintenance Equipment Operator

Certificate/Associate’s Degree

$42,100

Safety Specialist

Associate’s Degree

$67,277

Sales Representative

Associate’s Degree/Bachelor’s Degree

$61,765

Shipping and Receiving Clerk

High School Diploma/OJT*

$60,340

Training Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$64,500

Warehouse Supervisor

High School Diploma/Associate’s Degree

$44,782

Do you like drawing or building things?

Do you enjoy working with tools?

Do you earn good grades in math and science?

Construction might be the career for you!

CONSTRUCTION & HOME SERVCES WHAT IT TAKES • Strong math, science, and time management skills • Attention to detail • Ability to follow directions • Satisfaction with teamwork • Hands-on work with tools

LOOK AROUND YOU! Construction is an exciting field with many different career paths and opportunities. Generally, there are three branches of Construction: residential (house building, remodeling), commercial (businesses, offices), and heavy industrial (power plants, mills, steelwork).

Within these three categories are numerous occupations, including brick mason, carpenter, equipment operator, inspector, quality control, drywall finisher, painter, electrician, HVAC technician, insulator, estimator, pipefitter/welder, plumber, roofer, sheet metal worker, ironworker, safety, project manager and more!

As you can see from this list, Construction is no longer a “dangerous, dirty, or disrespected job” but an educated, respected, and well-paid profession.

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CONSTRUCTION & HOME SERVICES SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION

CONSTRUCTION LABORER Construction laboring is the most popular role in the industry. This is the first job that comes to your mind when you hear the word ‘construction.’

Construction workers or laborers are the driving force behind building projects. They’re the ones who make the project a reality by carrying out a wide range of tasks at the construction site. The role doesn’t require formal training or specialized skills; instead, it mainly involves on-the-job training.

The job description of a construction worker may include loading and unloading materials, digging trenches, clearing and preparing a site before and after the construction, and so on.

Laborers may specialize in specific construction types, such as digging tunnels, building construction, infrastructure construction, and mine shafts.

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Solar photovoltaic installers assemble, maintain, and manage solar panels placed on commercial and residential rooftops for solar energy creation. Several safety laws and standards need to be followed for these jobs.

Installers also determine whether additional equipment or support structures are required to install solar panels correctly. They need to ensure complete protection of panels from the weather.

Solar Photovoltaic Installation is one of the fastest-growing construction jobs in the US, with a projected growth rate of 104.9%.

CAREER OPTIONS & OUTLOOK FOR CONSTRUCTION

OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

Brickmason

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$32,136

Carpenter

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$44,594

Drywall Finisher

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$38,531

Electrician

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$44,532

Equipment Operators

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$36,743

Estimator

Bachelor’s Degree

$69,066

HVAC Mechanic

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$43,805

Insulator

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$32,799

Job Site/Superintendent Bachelor's Degree

$122,784

Laborer

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$32,780

Painter

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$26,634

Pipefitter/Welder

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$42,513

Plumber

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$60,027

Project Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$107,671

Quality Control

Bachelor’s Degree

$50,720

Roofer

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$31,251

Safety Specialist

Bachelor's Degree

$67,277

Sheet Metal Worker

High School Diploma/Apprenticeship

$34,194

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Are you an effective communicator?

Do you work well with others?

Do you have physical and mental stamina?

Do you have strong values?

Then Criminal Justice and Public Safety might be your path!

CRIMINAL JUSTICE & PUBLIC SAFETY WHAT IT TAKES

• Loyalty to country and community • Sound moral principles • Dependability & a positive attitude • Physical fitness • Willingness to work long & varied hours

LOOK AROUND YOU!

A career in public service ensures our society will continue to function in a just and orderly manner. Police officers, firefighters, and corrections officers are career options available in our community through local service branches. Military careers require some of the same personal and professional characteristics but have a broader global impact.

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EMT

Police officers work in partnership with their communities to maintain law and order, protect members of the public and their property, prevent and reduce the fear of crime, and improve the quality of life for all citizens. Police officers use a wide range of technology to protect individuals, identify perpetrators, and ensure successful prosecution against those who break the law.

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FIRE DEPARTMENT OCCUPATION

SALARY RANGE

Fire Fighter Candidate

$35,777 to $55,455

Fire Fighter EMT

$37,924 to $58,782

Fire Fighter/Paramedic

$40,199 to $62,309

Fire Fighter Paramedic

$42,611 to $66,047

Fire Fighter LT

$45,168 to $70,010

Fire Fighter Captain

$47,878 to $74,211

Battalion Chief

$53,796 to $83,383

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Wellness

Benevolence Employee

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SALARY RANGE

Deputy Sheriff

$40,199 to $62,309

DS, Corporal

$42,611 to $66,047

DS, Sgt.

$45,168 to $70,010

DS, Lt.

$47,878 to $74,211

DS, Capt.

$53,796 to $83,383

DS, Maj.

$57,023 to $88,386

DS, Lt. Col.

$64,072 to $99,311

DS, Col.

$76,310 to $118,281

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Do you appreciate seeing the final product of your hard work?

Do you enjoy working with your hands and tools?

Do you want to HELP PEOPLE and enjoy working outside?

Energy and Utilities might be the career for you!

ENERGY & UTILITIES WHAT IT TAKES

• Foundational skills in math & technical concepts • Satisfaction with teamwork • Leadership skills and desire for continuous improvement • Commitment to lifelong learning

LOOK AROUND YOU!

Energy exists to help people. Without it, your morning would look very different: no alarm clock, hot water, stove, or television. These comforts depend on natural gas, electricity, or oil to power them. Challenges lie ahead in reliably providing energy to a growing world while minimizing the impact on the environment. The industry relies on sharp minds and professionals who are eager to help.

Careers in energy and utilities do not stop at technical and practical work. Like every other industry globally, these operations require processes, strategy, and budget management to keep everything running smoothly. Many management, finance, administration, and IT careers are available within energy and utility companies.

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ENERGY & UTILITIES ELECTRICAL LINEWORKER

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & PROTECTION TECHNICIAN These jobs involve field and laboratory tasks to ensure that renewable installations and energy-producing facilities don’t cause unintended environmental damage.

You would also be involved in monitoring all forms of pollution to assess the impact on the health of workers and the general population.

This is probably one of the most fulfilling renewable energy jobs ever.

A degree in environmental engineering is the most common minimum educational requirement.

Electricity demand has increased dramatically in recent years. With that increased demand comes additional infrastructure, including electrical transmission and distribution systems. An electric utility lineman installs, maintains, and repairs electrical distribution and transmission systems. This includes conduits, cables, wires, and equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, and switches.

They also dig holes and set poles using cranes and power equipment.

A lineman works much of the time outdoors and responds to weather-related problems with transmission and distribution lines, sometimes in the middle of the night and in very challenging weather conditions.

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OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

CAD Operator

Technical Training

$45,582

Chemical Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$74,474

Civil Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$78,998

Earth Driller

Technical Training/On-the-Job Training

$34,625

Electrical Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$78,684

Environmental Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$52,304

Line Technician

Technical Training/On-the-Job Training

$42,353

Maintenance Worker

Technical Training/On-the-Job Training

$36,220

Mechanical Engineer

Bachelor's Degree

$72,686

Meter Reader

High School Diploma

$27,400

Plant Operator

Associate's Degree/On-the-Job Training

$68,171

Quality Control

Bachelor's Degree

$55,748

Research and Development

Bachelor's Degree

$110,724

Service Unit Operator

High School Diploma/On-the-Job Training

$26,510

Solar Photovoltaic Installer

High School Diploma

$25,840

Wastewater Treatment Operator

Bachelor's Degree

$38,862

Water Utility Service Worker

Technical Training/On-the-Job Training

$37,032

Do you enjoy helping others?

Is science one of your favorite subjects?

Are you interested in how the human body works?

Healthcare might be the career for you!

HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS WHAT IT TAKES • Foundational skills in math & technical concepts • Satisfaction with teamwork • Leadership skills and desire for continuous improvement • Commitment to lifelong learning

LOOK AROUND YOU!

Did you know that healthcare careers are not limited to just doctors and nurses? Healthcare professionals apply science and problem-solving skills to create new medications, discover cures for diseases, comfort the sick, and operate high-tech tools for diagnosing and treating illness and injury.

Whether taking care of patients or working behind the scenes, healthcare in Newnan-Coweta offers an opportunity for everyone.

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HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS MEDICAL ILLUSTRATOR

Artistic types have many options in the healthcare industry. Medical illustrators draw pictures of anatomy, abnormalities, and other illustrations for textbooks or to present during legal proceedings. They illustrate difficult things to introduce to a classroom or in a courtroom.

Nowadays, most medical illustrators use computer software instead of drawing pictures by hand. Since the work is so detailed, many medical illustrators specialize in a specific body part. A bachelor’s degree is the minimum requirement, though many employers prefer to hire only those with a master’s degree in medical illustration. There are only five accredited programs for this specialization, so competition for these positions can be challenging.

FORENSIC SCIENTIST Forensic scientists translate crime scene observations and evidence to help criminal and civil investigations.

On TV, forensic scientists make arrests and question and interrogate suspects, but these scientists spend most of their time in the lab in real life. They collect physical evidence (such as fingerprints, blood, and weapons) to gather DNA and ballistic information from the crime scene and analyze it in the lab. Forensic scientists also photograph, sketch, and reconstruct crime scenes. Forensic scientists might also be called to testify as expert witnesses to explain the evidence and the results of the analysis or test (such as pathology or toxicology findings) and provide relevance of this information to the case in question.

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CAREER OPTIONS & OUTLOOK FOR HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

Certified Nursing Aid (CNA)

Technical Training

$31,400

Dentist

Doctorate

$148,300

Dental Hygienist

Associate’s Degree

$70,800

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Certificate

$46,500

Medical Assistant

Certificate

$33,900

Medical Coder

Certificate

$50,800

Medical Laboratory Tech

Associate’s Degree

$51,300

Medical Transcriptionist

Certificate/ Associate’s Degree

$45,100

Paramedic

Certificate/ Associate’s Degree

$41,000

Pharmacy Tech

Certificate/ Associate’s Degree

$34,000

Pharmacist

Doctorate

$127,000

Physical Therapist

Doctorate

$82,800

Physician/ Surgeon

Doctorate

$372,300

Registered Nurse (RN)

Associate’s/ Bachelor’s Degree

$76,000

Respiratory Therapist

Associate’s Degree

$66,300

Surgical Technician

Associate’s Degree

$44,800

X-Ray Technician

Associate’s Degree

$52,000

OCCUPATION

Do crowds excite you?

Do you have a passion for people?

Do you like to show off your community?

Then Hospitality and Tourism might be your path!

HOSPITALITY & TOURISM WHAT IT TAKES • Adaptability and a positive attitude • Willingness to work hard as a team player • Cooperation, diplomacy, and tact • Ability to multi-task • Organizational skills • Strong work ethic and competitive nature • Strong verbal and written communication skills

LOOK AROUND YOU! Careers in hospitality and tourism are found in a variety of places. Careers in the food industry may involve working directly with culinary staff, but they often involve working with the public. Golf pros or park rangers may work daily with small groups or individuals, while tour guides or hotel managers may work with hundreds of people.

Some careers begin through on-the-job training while in high school; others may combine on-the-job training with formal education at a technical college. Management positions may require a bachelor’s degree. All careers in hospitality and tourism are part of fast-paced environments and require stress tolerance, the ability to take direction, and self-motivation.

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HOSPITALITY & TOURISM FRONT DESK AGENT

A sous chef reports to an executive chef and is the second in command within a professional kitchen.

A sous chef is responsible for food preparation managing and scheduling kitchen staff, ordering supplies, and planning the menu.

Sous chefs can work in various locations ranging from small restaurant kitchens to cruise ships. After successfully completing high school, some students use on-the-job training and hard work to move from entry level kitchen jobs to sous chef positions.

SOUS CHEF

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Formal education and training through a culinary program prepare a sous chef in all needed areas and offer additional training in sanitation, cooking, and management. If a sous chef aspires to be a head chef, formal training and experience will help reach that goal.

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CAREER OPTIONS & OUTLOOK

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MINIMUM EDUCATION

SALARY RANGE

Assistant General Manager

Bachelor’s Degree

$35,000 - $75,000

Bartender

High School Diploma/OJT

$17,000 - $37,000

Butcher

High School Diploma/OJT

$19,000 - $31,000

Caterer and Catering Mgr.

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$40,000 - $60,000

Chef/Head Cook

Associate Degree/ Technical

$40,000 - $90,000

Convention and Event Planner

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$30,000 - $80,000

Food Service Manager

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$40,000 - $90,000

Front Desk Agent

High School Diploma

$23,000 to $30,000

Front Desk Manager

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$26,000 - $35,000

General Manager

Bachelor’s Degree

$50,000 - $120,000

Golf Course Greens Keeper

Technical Training

$17,000 - $55,000

Golf Pro

Bachelor’s Degree

$30,000 - $77,000

Housekeeper

High School Diploma/OJT

$20,000 - $29,000

Housekeeping Manager

High School Diploma/OJT

$28,000 - $65,000

Marketing Manager

Bachelor’s Degree

$55,000 - $100,000

Museum Director

Bachelor’s Degree

$45,000 - $100,000

Park Ranger

Bachelor’s Degree

$38,000 - $90,000

Referee, Umpire, Official

High School Diploma/OJT

$17,000 - $50,000

(770)-254-2918

Restaurant Manager

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$40,000 - $52,000

Tescoe@buffalorock.com

Sales/Marketing Manager

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$35,000 - $100,000

Sous Chef

Associate Degree/ Bachelor’s Degree

$25,000 - $42,000

Spa Services Manager

Certificate/ Associate Degree

$21,000 - $37,000

OCCUPATION

THAT ROCKS Buffalo Rock is hiring!

Take your first step in creating a career that rocks!

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POSITIONS • Warehouse Picker • Account Merchandiser • Delivery Merchandiser CDL

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Hourly and Salary Positions

Awesome Benefits

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Do you enjoy math & science?

Do you like problem solving?

Do you like creating or figuring out how things work?

The opportunities in manufacturing & engineering are wide open and may be an excellent fit for you!

MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING WHAT IT TAKES • Strong math, science & communication skills • Focus & attention to detail • Problem-solving skills • Satisfaction with teamwork • Mastery of complicated machinery & processes

LOOK AROUND YOU!

Almost everything around you was created through the expertise of engineers, designers, and manufacturing employees. The manufacturing industry employs nearly 10 percent of the country and is a leader in technology and innovation. And it only continues to grow.

Most manufacturing companies are willing to do on-the-job training and require no previous work experience. This is a great way to build your resume and develop technical abilities. You will also be able to learn many valuable and transferable skills, such as time management, teamwork, and problem-solving.

Not only does the manufacturing industry provide many foot-in-the-door opportunities, but it also provides many different fields of interest. Manufacturing spans the spectrum from aerospace, food production, and textiles to pharmaceuticals. You can choose to work in an area you’re passionate about or one that makes you curious.

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MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING

MECHATRONICS TECH

SUPPLY CHAIN PROFESSIONAL

Mechatronics technicians work with highly automated electronic, mechanical, computer, and robotic systems. Technicians in mechatronics, often called electro-mechanical technicians, reprogram and maintain equipment and troubleshoot problems.

A mechatronics job combines electronics and mechanical obstacles to overcome daily. The job can be different each day, and technicians can work across many departments and industries.

Supply chain professionals oversee the import or creation of raw materials a company uses. They track the combined, shaped, and altered materials to form new products and monitor these items throughout the product development process to ensure adequate supplies are on hand. Supply chain professionals also develop a delivery system to provide maximum product creation and optimal shipments to customers or other manufacturers for further use.

Supply chain professionals bring fresh ideas that allow the company to deliver its products to the market at higher quantities or a faster rate. These ideas might be as simple as reallocating employees within certain areas or bringing advanced technology to better track hundreds or thousands of materials and parts.

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OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

MEDIAN SALARY

Adv. Manufacturing Engineer

Associate's/Bachelor's Degree

$68,450

Customer Service Reps

HS Diploma

$32,910

Electronics Engineer

Bachelor’s Degree

$92,940

Electronics Engineer Technician

Associate's Degree

$60,450

Electronics/Electrical Repairer

Vocational Certificate

$54,040

General Assembler

High School Diploma

$28,550

Health and Safety Specialist

Bachelor’s Degree

$68,790

Industrial Engineering Technician

Associate’s Degree

$46,470

Industrial Production Manager

Bachelor’s Degree

$102,450

Logisticians

Bachelor’s Degree

$72,550

Machine Tool Setters

High School Diploma

$32,080

Machinist

High School Diploma

$40,890

Mechanical Engineering Technician

Associate's Degree

$53,480

Production Manager

Bachelor's Degree

$102,450

Sales Managers

Bachelor’s Degree

$67,110

Tool and Die Maker

Vocational Certificate

$48,970

Welder, Cutter, Solder, Brazer

High School Diploma

$39,610

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Social Studies £ American Government £ World History £ United States History £ Economics

Science £ Animal Science and Biotechnology £ Biology £ Environmental Science

*All are one semester classes

Math* £ Algebra: Concepts & Connections £ Algebra: Concepts & Connections ADV £ Geometry: Concepts & Connections £ Geometry: Concepts & Connections ADV £ Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections £ Advanced Financial Algebra

*Adv Lit Comp available

English £ 9th Lit Comp* £ 10th Lit Comp* £ 11th American Lit Comp* £ 12th English Lit Comp* £ Scriptwriting for Film, Television, and Theatre

* Students must complete an application. Applications are available in the counselor’s office.

Coweta Schools internship university credit opportunity.

£ Unpaid or paid Job/Internship/Apprenticeship opportunities in all career areas/pathways. Many employers participate. £ Hospital Job–shadowing (unpaid) £ STEM Internship £ Teacher Pipeline – Education Pathway includes

Available 1 or 2 blocks per semester

Work–Based Learning Program*

Drafting £ Architectural Drafting I £ Architectural Drafting II £ Engineering Drawing I £ Engineering Drawing II

Construction £ Fund of Construction (Level 1) £ Intro to Building (Level 2) £ Carpentry (Level 3) £ Residential Carpentry (Level 4)

Computer Information Technology £ Embedded Computing £ Introduction to Cybersecurity £ Advanced Cybersecurity £ Beginning Programming – JAVA £ Advanced Programming

Business Information Technology £ Entrepreneurship £ Introduction to Digital Technology £ Marketing Principles £ Web Page Design

Graphic Arts £ Intro to Graphics and Design (Level 1) £ Graphic Design and Production (Level 2) £ Adv. Graphic Design

Aviation £ Fundamentals of Aerospace (Level 1) £ Flight Operations I - Aviation Nav/Comm (Level 2) £ Flight Operations II - Aviation Meteorology (Level 3) £ Unmanned Aerial Systems (Piloting Drone Technology)

(Online class taught onsite at CEC)

Physical Education £ Health/Personal Fitness

Music and Arts £ Essentials of Sound Recording I £ Essential of Sound Recording II £ Music Business £ Strings/Instruments in Contemporary Music £ Strings/Instruments in Contemporary Music II

*Transportation required ‡ May count as a science OR an elective credit

Medical / Firefighting £ Intro to Healthcare (Level 1) £ Essentials of Healthcare (Level 2)* ‡ £ First Responder*

Prerequisite: Intro to Graphics & Design OR Film & TV Production I

£ Intro to Digital Media (Motion Graphics & Animation)

(Gr. Com. Pathway Level 3)

£ Adv. Graphic Output Processes

(Gr. Design Pathway Level 3)

Engineering £ Pre Engineering I £ Pre Engineering II £ Robotics I £ Robotics II

Coweta’s College & Career Academy

Central Educational Center

High School Courses

Audio/Video £ Film & TV Production I £ Film & TV Production II £ Field Audio Recording/Live Sound Production

2023 – 24 Courses

£ BIOL 1111 – Biology I £ BIOL 1111L – Biology I Lab £ BIOL 1112 – Biology II £ BIOL 1112L – Biology II Lab £ BIOL 2113 – Anatomy & Physiology £ BIOL 2113L – Anatomy & Physiology Lab £ BIOL 2114 – Anatomy & Physiology II £ BIOL 2114L – Anatomy & Physiology II Lab £ BIOL 2117 – Intro Microbiology I £ BIOL 2117L – Intro Microbiology Lab I £ ECON 1101 – Economics £ ECON 2105 – Macroeconomics £ ECON 2106 – Microeconomics £ ENGL 1101 – English & Composition £ ENGL 1102 – English Lit

£ ENGL 2130 – American Lit £ HIST 1111 – World History £ HIST 1112 – World History II £ HIST 2111 – US History £ HIST 2112 – US History II £ HUMN 1101 – Humanities £ MATH 1111 – College Algebra £ MATH 1113 – Pre–Calculus £ MATH 1127 – Introduction to Statistics £ POLS 1101 – American Government £ PSYC 1101 – Psychology £ SOCI 1101 – Sociology £ SPAN 1101 – Spanish £ SPAN 1102 – Spanish II £ SPCH 1101 – Speech

Welding £ Basic Shielded Metal Arc (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Adv Shielded Metal Arc (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Gas Metal Arc (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Gas Tungsten Arc (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Pipe Welding (2 blocks, 1 sem)

Prerequisite: Basic Dental Assisting

£ Basic Dental Assisting (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Adv. Dental Assisting (2 blocks, 1 sem)

pending formal approval

Health Care Services (Must be 17 years old) £ Nurse Aide (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Geriatric Care (2 blocks, 1 sem)

(2 blocks, 1 sem)

Early Childhood Education £ Early Childhood Care and Education

The courses listed below are transferable core courses. All are one block; and locations, days, and times may vary. Eligible students must meet certain criteria. For more details go to www.westgatech.edu/admissions/dual-enrollment

WGTC Academics

(2 blocks, all year – total 4 blocks)

Culinary Services £ Culinary Arts

Prerequisite: Basic Cosmetology

Cosmetology £ Basic Cosmetology (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Adv. Cosmetology (2 blocks, 1 sem)

Prerequisite: Basic Automotive

Automotive £ Basic Automotive (2 blocks, 1 sem) £ Adv. Automotive (2 blocks, 1 sem)

Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program (multi–year program)

All courses listed below are two (2) consecutive blocks one semester unless otherwise noted.

WGTC Certificate Classes

Dual Enrollment provides opportunities for high school students to take college–level courses and earn concurrent credit toward a high school diploma and a college degree.

Students must be in the 10th –12th grade and on track for graduation. They must meet admissions requirements set by the college.

For more details go to: https://www.westgatech.edu/admissions/dual-enrollment/

Dual Enrollment Courses

Do you have a story to tell?

Can you multitask in a fast-paced environment?

Then Media and Communications might be your path!

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS WHAT IT TAKES • Excellent written & communication skills • Self-motivated • Creative • Detail-oriented • Ability to multi-task • Technical expertise • Satisfaction in teamwork • Leadership skills

LOOK AROUND YOU!

Stories are everywhere. The art of storytelling through film, video, and digital media is in high demand. Current-day technology offers those in Communications various opportunities to participate in a creative and exciting field. The traditional method of creating and distributing productions has grown far beyond the boundaries of Hollywood. With countless methods of delivering and posting video productions online, opportunities have grown exponentially over the last decade, and they continue to grow daily.

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MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS When the camera stops rolling, the lights dim, and the director proudly yells, “that’s a wrap,” the video editor’s job is just getting started.

Crafting hours of raw film and video footage into one concise, compelling product of a few minutes or even a few seconds can be a tremendous but exciting challenge.

The exact sequence chosen by the video editor can often “make or break” a product. The editor is also tasked with cutting unnecessary images or sounds that may hinder the production of the video.

VIDEO EDITOR

They also insert special effects that keep the video engaging. The job sometimes can be tedious, but an outstanding video editor understands how important and rewarding attention to detail can be.

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OCCUPATION

MINIMUM EDUCATION

SALARY RANGE

Producer

Bachelor’s Degree

$40,747 - $100,734

Broadcast Technician

Post-secondary Vocational or Associate’s Degree

$25,313 - $60,985

Director

Bachelor’s Degree

$40,747 - $100,734

Videographer

Post-secondary Vocational or Bachelor’s Degree

$23,441 - $64,313

Sound Engineer

Post-secondary Vocational or Bachelor’s Degree

$23,004 - $52,416

Script Writer

Bachelor’s Degree

$35,963 - $93,412

Video Editor

Post-secondary Vocational or Bachelor’s Degree

$43,596 - $70,096

Graphic Artist

Post-secondary Vocational or Bachelor’s Degree

$32,219 - $66,497

NOW

Find meaningful employment.

Build upon your skills.

Create positive change.

Benefits Include: Vacation & Holiday Pay, Health Insurance, 401(k), Tuition Reimbursement, Life Insurance & Short Term Disability, Overtime Potential, Employee Discounts, and much more!

Cargill is Now Hiring for Production roles in Newnan, GA! Cargill is one of the largest, most diverse and most successful food companies in the world, and our purpose is to nourish the world in a safe, responsible and sustainable way. We prioritize our employees’ health and well-being, who are essential to the food supply chain. Our broad scale and scope allow you to take your career anywhere you’d like; providing you with new opportunities for you to grow, develop and make an impact on the future of our business. Choose Cargill and take your opportunity to thrive!

Compensation: Starting Pay Rate: $19.00/hr ($16.00/hr base + $3.00/hr weekly perfect attendance incentive)

Apply Online Today!

Visit: careers.cargill.com/newnan-ga or scan the QR code with your smartphone Cargill is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Disability/Vet.

It’s more than just a job – rev your career at Yamaha. Our most common start is on our assembly line. These are contract positions that start at $18 hourly. After 30 days, you’re eligible to bid on a permanent position and with it some extraordinary benefits to launch your career. Then, let Yamaha pay for your college.

• Tuition reimbursement • Health Insurance • 401K • Profit Sharing • Dental & Vision • Paid Vacation • Great Product Discounts

As a corporation with over 2200 employees, we have limitless opportunity for advancement and earning even more.

Join the Yamaha team – where your career can shift into high gear!

“I was a worker on the line, now I’m a supervisor. If you want to do more, this is the place to be. You can do more. You can be more.

Currently, I have 27 employees on my team that report to me.”

Apply online at YamahaJobs.com

Angela H., 24 years with Yamaha