Reeves, Diane Lindsey

Presents a collection of computer-related occupations including programmer, online researcher, and systems analyst; and provides information on the skills needed for each job.

Describes fifteen careers related to math and money, including actuary, banker, economist, geographer, lawyer, mathematician, urban planner, and others; provides profiles of real workers in each field; and includes guidance and activities for making a career choice.

What do people do at the White House? Readers pick from eight different scenarios and experience "next best thing to being there yourself" opportunities for interactive career exploration. Sidebars promote additional learning activities and independent reaserch. Glossary of key words; Index.

What do people do in the military? Readers pick from eight different scenarios and experience "next best thing to being there yourself" opportunities for interactive career exploration. Sidebars promote additional learning activities and independent reaserch Glossary of key words; Index.

A guide for teens interested in marketing, profiling thirty-five careers including account executive, copywriter, graphic designer, merchandise buyer, public relations manager, and featuring questions and activities designed to help teens discover their strengths, talents, and work personality.

Describes fifteen careers related to music and dance, including arts administrator, composer, dance instructor, music teacher, sound engineer, and others; provides profiles of real workers in each field; and includes guidance and activities for making a career choice.

Describes career opportunities in information technology for teens focusing on personality, values, and strengths. Discusses a variety of options such as computer operator, desktop publisher, global network architect, multimedia developer, and systems analyst. Also includes information on prerequisites and salary levels.

A guide for teens interested in health science, profiling thirty-five careers including art therapy, microbiology, dietician, chiropractor, and pharmacist, and featuring questions and activities designed to help teens discover their strengths, talents, and work personality.

This book discusses math-related occupations such as actuary, banker, computer consultant, economist, and stockbroker, and describes how to prepare for them.