© maven perspectives llc october 2014 ceo s in the c lassroom ne minnesota regional mission to...

© Maven Perspectives LLC October 2014

CEOS IN THE CLASSROOM

NE Minnesota Regional Mission

To prepare students for the workforce through strategic local and regional community partnering

Originally crafted for the Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce

A LITTLE ABOUT ME…

• My interests, hobbies, family• My school experience• My job and work• My company• Why I chose my career

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PREPARE YOURSELF

NOWBY MAKING CHOICES THAT GIVE YOU

GOOD OPTIONSLATER IN YOUR LIFE

PREPARE YOURSELF

NOWBY MAKING CHOICES THAT GIVE YOU

GOOD OPTIONSLATER IN YOUR LIFE


Have you thought about what you’d like to do in the future?

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Do you know how to get there from here?


HAVE YOU EVER ASKED…

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Does school really impact my career? How do the classes I take prepare me for the future? Will my classes really lead to something?

The next few years will prepare you for your chosen career path.

What will you choose to do?


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Make Smart ChoicesMake Smart Choices


CONCENTRATE ON…

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team player, good work ethic, trustworthy, positive attitude, respectful, motivated, willing to learn, responsible, safe, adaptable, leader, dependable, and on time

MATH AND SCIENCEproblem solving, scientific method, and planning

READING AND COMMUNICATIONSspeaking, grammar, writing and second/foreign languages

COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY researching, applications, Excel, Word and PowerPoint, proper social media use

SOCIAL SKILLS


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HOW MANY OF YOU EARNMONEY RIGHT NOW?


LOOK INTO YOUR FUTURE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL…

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You are out on your own You are finished with high school You do not receive any money or

allowance from your parents/family You must set up your own household


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TO BE ON YOUR OWN,HOW MUCH MONEY

WILL YOU NEED EACH MONTH?


AVERAGE EXPENSES EACH MONTH Based on $2,000 monthly income

ITEM AMOUNT ITEM AMOUNT

Federal Income Tax $150* Food $250

State Income Tax $ 67* Clothing $100

Social Security/Medicare Taxes $153* Internet, Cable TV $ 75

Housing (Rent - 1 Bdrm, Unfurn) $550 Cell Phone $ 80

Utilities (gas, electric, water) $130 Entertainment $150

Insurance (medical, dental, life, etc) $100** Personal Items $ 75

Insurance (car, renter’s) $225 Miscellaneous $ 50

Car Payment $200 Savings $100

Gas, Oil, Repairs, etc. $150 Student loans $100

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TOTAL MONTHLY EXPENSES = $2,705.00

*Required Deductions **Assumes employer provides benefits


Do you make enough to pay expenses?

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Based on

$24,000 Yearly Salary

That Equals $11.54/hour

TOTAL MONTHLY EXPENSES = $ 2,705.00COMPARISON:

Monthly Income $ 2,000.00 Monthly Expenses $ 2,705.00

Deficit (shortage) $ (705.00)

What else do you want?What are you willing to give up?


Expenses of $2,705 Each Month

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$2,705 Monthly Expenses X 12 Months =

$32,460 per year in expenses

$32,460 ÷ 52 weeks/year ÷ 40 hours/week =

$15.61 per hour is needed to pay expenses

This means that you would need to earn $15.61 per hour just to break even!


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MINIMUM WAGE JOB$16,640 per year

($8.00/hr x 40 hrs x 52 wks)**$8.00/hr is the Minnesota minimum wage effective August 1, 2014 for most employers

** 2,080 hours is generally considered full time yearly employment and is used as a basis for this program.

vsYour Desired Future Income

YOU CHOOSE!!© Maven Perspectives LLC October 2014

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPING WORK SKILLS

Average salaries with less than high school diploma, short-term or on-the-job training (most do not include benefits such as insurance)

JOB TITLE MEDIAN WAGE

Maid/Housekeeping CleanerGeneral Laborer-TradesHome Health AideRetail SalespersonStock ClerkFood Preparation Worker/Waiter/WaitressLandscape & GroundskeeperPersonal Care Aide (PCA)

Average yearly wage for this category: $23,158

Information provided by DEED Labor Market Information for Northeastern Minnesota OID Fall 2014

Hourly

$ 9.49 $ 18.82 $ 8.51$ 9.68$ 10.89$ 8.61$ 10.52$ 10.41

Monthly

$ 1,645$ 3,262$ 1,847$ 1,678$ 1,887$ 1,492$ 1,823$ 1,805

Yearly

$ 19,744$ 39,139$ 22,168$ 20,136$ 22,645$ 17,900$ 21,876$ 21,654


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TYPICAL ENTRY LEVEL OPPORTUNITIESAverage salaries with high school diploma plus short-term or on-the-job training (some include benefits, others do not)


Social & Human Service AssistantTractor/Trailer, Delivery, Bus DriverPharmacy TechnicianCarpenter and HelpersWelderHeavy Equipment, Bus, Truck MechanicMilitary: Enlisted (housing, food, insurance benefits)

Construction Equipment OperatorBookkeeper

Average yearly wage for this category: $38,206Information provided by DEED Labor Market Information for Northeastern Minnesota OID Fall 2014

Hourly

$ 13.89 $ 16.40$ 14.84$ 21.67$ 18.51$ 25.32$ 15.81$ 23.19$ 15.70

Monthly

$ 2,407$ 2,842$ 2,572$ 3,756$ 3,208$ 4,388$ 2,740$ 4,020$ 2,722

Yearly

$ 28,884$ 34,104$ 30,865$ 45,067$ 38,493$ 52,661$ 32,885$ 48,240$ 32,658


TYPICAL JOB OPPORTUNITIESAverage salaries with 2-year degree, certificate, or license(most include some benefits)

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Preschool TeacherLicensed Practical Nurse (LPN)EMT/ParamedicPlumber/Pipefitter/SteamfitterRegistered Nurse (RN - 2 & 4 year programs)

Hairdresser/CosmetologistMechanic (auto, diesel, heavy equipment combined)

Dental AssistantHVAC (heating, ventilating, & air conditioning)


Hourly

$ 13.90 $ 18.23$ 14.57$ 29.98$ 30.01$ 10.46$ 20.79$ 17.61$ 21.64

Monthly

$ 2,409$ 3,161$ 2,525$ 5,197$ 5,202$ 1,813$ 3,603$ 3,052$ 3,750

Yearly

$ 28,906$ 37,928$ 30,303$ 62,360 $ 62,420$ 21,753$ 43,241$ 36,621$ 45,003


TYPICAL JOB OPPORTUNITIESAverage salaries with 4-6 year degree or equivalent training(most include benefits)

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Family/General Practitioner (Doctor)

AccountantTeacher (all types)

Engineer (average for all types)

Lawyer Software DeveloperMaster Electrician (Journeyman)

Personal Financial AdvisorComputer Systems Analyst Healthcare Social WorkerMilitary Officer (housing, food, insurance benefits)


Hourly

$ 84.38 $ 27.55 $ 25.14$ 38.03$ 42.05$ 35.59$ 31.56$ 24.89$ 33.56$ 24.83$ 23.96

Monthly

$14,627$ 4,776$ 4,358$ 6,592$ 7,290$ 6,170$ 5,471$ 4,314$ 5,816$ 4,304$ 4,153

Yearly

$175,518 $ 57,307$ 52,297$ 79,108$ 87,474 $ 74,036$ 65,653 $ 51,763$ 69,796$ 51,649$ 49,837


LET’S TALK ABOUT YOU. DO YOU… (TAKE OUT YOUR PAPER AND PENCIL. WRITE A Y/N AFTER EACH)

1. Make good choices?2. Treat your teachers and others respectfully?3. Volunteer?4. Participate as a team member?5. Accept authority and actively seek out constructive feedback from others?6. Stay out of trouble? (criminals have a tough time getting and keeping jobs)7. Use your manners?8. Hang out with others who make good choices? (a positive social network helps in getting jobs)9. Have a positive online and in-person reputation?10. Stay away from drugs and alcohol? (users of drugs and alcohol have a tough time getting and keeping jobs)11. Appreciate the differences in others? (bullies have a tough time keeping jobs)12. Ask others for help when you need it?


GOOD THINGS TO DO NOW WHILE YOU’RE STILL IN SCHOOL

Take the recommended classes..to help you get into the education that you want after graduating

Earn ALL of your credits and graduate. Take 3-4 years of math & science and select electives wisely.Challenge yourself to achieve the best grades you can.Keep good attendance and be on time for class.Take advantage of college courses offered in your school.Meet deadlines! Don’t turn in assignments late.Make a plan for education/training after high school.


DON’T WAIT. GET STARTED NOW.

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Talk about your choices with…your adults at home, your teachers, your friends

If you do these simple things, you will have

Greater Opportunities!© Maven Perspectives LLC October 2014

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YOUR FUTURE Is

YOUR CHOICE!


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