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Members of the cascade job for Montana graduate class have been taking the time to develop skills we will need when entering the work force. These skills include teamwork attitude and organization. Recently we have to conclusion that we are missing an important part of beginning a new career working with individuals we don't know. Caspin(?) High School has become a comfortable place for students because we know each other as well as our teachers on a personal level. To break away from our comfort zone we proposed a student swap base with you schools around our area. Our idea is that students would would schedule for one day to learn what it is like in a different school with the group of people they don't know. We would contact other schools around the area who are looking to do the same. This would benefit ourselves as individuals as well as our

Hello parents this is Mr Semdon(?). I would like to discuss the field trip our Naboni(?) Clubs will be taking on March 28th. Our field trip will be the Rocky Mountain College. In order to visit the Cadabra(?) Lab. During this trip your students will meet with one of the professors and the teachers and the physician assistant program. The duration of this field trip students will handle various organs and tissues and will be ask to identify them. This trip is meant to provide students with the unique experience to explore what they have learned and provided with real visual examples of various organs. If your student is able to go on this field trip they will need rather permission slips turned in before the 20th. After the field trip students will be ask to write a short paper about whether or not they wish to pursue a career in the medical industry. If they wish to pursue a career in the medical industry they will be required to write about which one they

It's October 26th 2011 and I'm at Bracken Village part of Evangecal(?) Homes of Michigan and Celine and I'm speaking with Edna Maylog(?). She's 81. She's a native of Celine a career woman all her life. She is a registered nurse and still has her license at 81. She worked at the Detroit health department and she's a graduate of Wayne State University. So Edna hello. Hello. Tell me about your career as a nurse. Did you always know you want to be a nurse. I think I live part of my life with my grandmother and I think through her she would tell me about experiences in the hospital that I decided I wanted to be in there. So my brother wanted to be a teacher but I found out but I found out nursing is part teaching too. Was your grandmother a nurse. No my grandmother wasn't ___ but she I admired nurses ok.

Good morning students, my name is Ms Sabrina Jamerson and I wanted to know a little bit about myself before we start our class. I am a chemistry have a degree in chemistry and chemical engineering from Alton University and I work in Corporate America for over 10 years. Well after the decline of the chemical industry I decided to make a career change and that career change would be to education because I saw young people coming to Corporate America who did not like or didn't have a real grasp of science education and so I wanted to come in and so how fun science can be so that young people will get more to love for it and look at the careers that they are out there for them. So get ready buckle and we're getting ready to explore the world of science and see how great it is and how of future it can give us. Thank you.

Retired Willow Run Schools Superintendent Robert Stevenson talks about his education in Michigan's rural school system, his career as an educator, principal and superintendent, and his opinion on teachers' unions.

Welcome. I cannot fully express how thrilled I am to welcome you to H U I I C T part 2 through desire to learn sponsored by Acto(?). I remember I thought since it's inception and if you're off I know you're with a testry(?). You can ___ I've been teaching for a little while. This in fact is my 31st year. I started my career in Saskatchewan in 1981 at the time that the first App(?) computers were down being introduced to class rooms there. I grew up in Troll(?) and Futy(?) and then Queens for through just college so I'm actually work my way back east and took my computer science part one using common our paths and icon computers. Which most of you won't remember. So I took my part one of computers in the classroom. The processor of this IQ. Discovered how technology could be.

Hey Wes(?) Tan(?) It's your favorite teacher Miss Segoda(?) and I made this pod cast for you to address the sophomore research paper what you should all remember is the basis for your senior graduation project. Every Friday we will take a chunk of the research process and I will help you step by step so please do not feel overwhelmed right now. I will start by giving you a overview of the expectations for this process and also what you are expected to do over the next 2 years to complete a successful senior graduation project. Then I will give you a time outside of class to think about and choose your topics. Remember you have 2 options to write about. Either a potential career that interest you or an independent project of your own. Then we will narrow this topics to make sure they pertain to current issues and they can be argued in a persuasive ___ statement then we will be working in the library on that co host to search for articles on ___ pools to help you site and take note on the article that you find and then together in the classroom on outline

Wanda Lutz, 88, formerly of Ann Arbor and a resident of Brecon Village retirement community in Saline, recalls her 30-year career as an office manager at Pioneer High School.

One of jump racings greatest icons, Ginger McCain, has died. In a career lasting over 30 years he became one of only two men ever to train four GRand National winners. Mike Vince reports.

You're with Lauren Callahan from Management IQ. Welcome to the Pod Cast for the Executive Assistant personal assistance summit 2011 taking place in Perth later this year in December and joining us today for the slide interview is Alexis Cafard(?) Executive assistant Chanan partners in Western Australia. Welcome Alexis, thanks Lauren thanks for having me yeah thanks for joining us today so if it's ok with you I'll just start off by asking maybe can you tell us a little about your background as an executive assistant. Sure I started out my career is a little bit unplanned to be honest I did a few years of a public relations degree at uni and quickly decided the PR probably wasn't suited to you me and so I ___ from uni and went to the season in a snow field in a New South Wales which is really good fun and then I finished out and let you know