Supervised Agriculture Experience Program

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Supervised Agriculture Experience Program

• Animal Science- Small Animal
• Unit B

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Competency 4.00

• Use career objectives to design an individual
  written school-to-work employment plan

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Objective 4.01

• Describe the procedures to follow in planning and
  implementing a school-to-work employment plan

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Factors in selecting a career

• Standard of living
• Pay
• Location
• Personal contacts
• Working with people or things
• Education
• Skills required

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Factors in selecting a career

• Location of employment
• Your interest
• Likes and dislikes
• Working conditions
• Working hours and time for leisure
• Retirement
• Your health happiness

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Steps in selecting a career

• Consider your interest and abilities
• Narrow the search
• Study the job requirements
• Plan for an alternative
• Have a back up plan
• Keep your options open

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Steps in selecting a career

• Prepare a career plan
• Be willing to pay the price for success
• Education
• Dedication
• Get work experience
• SAE
• Coop
• Part-time job

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How Can You Gain Experience While in School?

• Part-time job
• Volunteer work
• Hands on activities
• Home projects
• Experiments/school projects

SAE
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Types of SAE Activities

• Entrepreneurship
• Placement
• Research
• Experimental
• Analytical
• Exploratory
• Improvement
• Supplementary

Major
Minor
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Objective 4.02

• Use career objectives to create an individual
  written school-to-work employment plan

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Assignment

• Research an animal science career that you are
  currently interested in pursuing or receiving
  more information
• Design a handout or flyer for your career
• Include the following information
• Title of the career
• Overview of the career
• Job requirements (education, training, skills,
  etc.)
• Salary
• Benefits

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Competency 5.00

• Develop a financial record keeping system for use
  in the small animal industry

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Objective 5.01

• Describe the elements of a financial statement

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What kinds of records should businesses keep?

• Assets
• Liabilities
• Net worth
• Profit and loss statement
• Cash receipts
• Non-cash receipts
• Invoice

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Assets

• Things that one owns and completely pays for.
• Example Your car after all payments have been
  made.

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Current Assets

• Items quickly converted to cash or that will be
  sold within 12 months
• cash
• checking
• savings
• stocks or bonds
• Money others owe you
• Current non-depreciable inventory

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Non-current Assets

• Items that have a useful life or more than one
  year
• land
• Non-current, non-depreciable inventory

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Liabilities

• Things that you owe money to other people for or
  debts
• Example My Visa

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Liabilities

• Current-due to be paid this year
• fertilizer and feed bills
• tractor and building payments
• part of the mortgage due this year
• Non-Current-not due this year
• mortgages

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Net Worth

• Ones assets minus their liabilities.
• You have 3000 in the bank, but you owe 1750 for
  your bills. Your net worth is 1250.00

Assets-Liabilities Net Worth
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Net Worth

• Current Assets Non-Current AssetsTotal Assets
• Current Liabilities Non-Current
  LiabilitiesTotal Liabilities

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Debt-to-Equity Ratio

• Used by banks and lending institutions to decide
  whether or not to lend money to specific people
  or businesses