Chief Executive Officer

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Chief Executive Officer
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Median Annual Earnings

• Median annual earnings of chief executives in May
  2004 were 140,350 although chief executives in
  some industries earned considerably more.

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Related Occupations

• Top executives plan, organize, direct, control,
  and coordinate the operations of an organization
  and its major departments or programs. The
  members of the board of directors and lower-level
  managers also are involved in these activities.
  Many other management occupations have similar
  responsibilities however, they are concentrated
  in specific industries or are responsible for a
  specific department within an organization. A few
  examples are administrative services managers
  education administrators financial managers
  food service managers and advertising,
  marketing, promotions, public relations, and
  sales managers. Legislators oversee their staffs
  and help set public policies in Federal, State,
  and local governments.

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Preparation

• Many CEOS have a bachelor's degree or higher but
  its not required. To get into this field is more
  of who you know and what you did for internships
  when it comes to getting a job.

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Secondary PE Teacher

• Median Annual Earnings 41,400 to 45,920 in May
  2004
• Related Occupations Preschool, kindergarten,
  elementary school, middle school, and secondary
  school teaching requires a variety of skills and
  aptitudes, including a talent for working with
  children organizational, administrative, and
  recordkeeping abilities research and
  communication skills the power to influence,
  motivate, and train others patience and
  creativity. Workers in other occupations
  requiring some of these aptitudes include
  teacherspostsecondary counselors teacher
  assistants education administrators librarians
  childcare workers public relations specialists
  social workers and athletes, coaches, umpires,
  and related workers.
• Preparation All 50 States and the District of
  Columbia require public school teachers to be
  licensed. Requirements for regular licenses to
  teach kindergarten through grade 12 vary by
  State. However, all States require general
  education teachers to have a bachelors degree
  and to have completed an approved teacher
  training program with a prescribed number of
  subject and education credits, as well as
  supervised practice teaching.
• Electives To Prepare Basic Liberal Arts Credits
  and other specific courses depending on your
  specific class that you want to teach.
• Health learn the basics about the human body.
• Teaching Weight Training Conditioning- course
  that would come in handy when teaching PE to high
  school students