Friday, December 23, 2011

Careers in 21st Century


Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 23:37:06 +0500

Dear All,

You may wish to share the following with our future leaders - our children and youth, especially those who may be planning to choose a career path (starting even from Grade 7 or 8 onwards) in their Education.
(In addition to the following information, here's another useful link for your kind reference: http://www.careertest.net/index.htm)

There are usually few aspects suggested to be kept in mind while choosing a career which include:

1. Aptitude and Intelligence
2. Financial Capacity
3. Current and foreseen Market Demand (at least during next 10 years)
4. Review of the child's last 5 years' educational results and its progression
5. The child's Interest

With kind regards,

Mehmood (UN)

 Which Intelligences are the Dominant ones in Each Job?
The list below is intended as a guide, to give you an idea of the kinds of jobs or careers, you can expect to find under each kind of intelligence. Once you get the idea, you can easily recognize which jobs are dominant in which intelligence. It's really a matter of using one's Common Sense, when looking at work types.
By now, you should have an idea of which intelligences you tend to use in your everyday life. Trust your own inner guidance, and use this Career Chart as a General Guide.
CAREER CHART
Careers Based in These Intelligences

attorney
comedian
communications specialist
curator
editor in publishing
historian
journalist
lawyer
librarian
marketing consultant
newscaster
poet
politician
speech-pathologist
talk-show host
teacher
language translator
writer

accountant
auditor
computer analyst
computer technician
computer programmer
database designer
detective
economist
engineer
lawyer
mathematician
network analyst
physician
physicist
researcher
scientist
statistician
bookkeeper

3D modeling & simulation
architect
artist
computer programmer
engineer
film animator
graphic artist
interior decorator
photographer
mechanic
navigator
outdoor guide
pilot
sculptor
strategic planner
surveyor
urban planner
webmaster

actor
athlete
carpenter
computer games designer
craftsperson
dancer
doctor of sports 
firefighter
forest ranger
jeweler
mechanic
personal trainer
Phys Ed teacher
physical therapist
recreation specialist
surgeon
yoga instructor

audiologist
choir director
conductor
disc jockey
music camp counselor
music comedy actor
music critic 
sound editor
music lawyer
music librarian
music publisher
music retailer
music teacher
music therapist
musician
piano tuner
recording engineer
singer
songwriter 
speech pathologist
voice actor

air quality specialist
animal health technician
anthropologist
astronomer
botanist
dog trainer
environmental lawyer
farmer
forest ranger
gardener
geologist
landscaper
meteorologist
nature photographer
park naturalist
veterinarian assistant
water conservationist
wetlands ecologist
wilderness doctor
wilderness guide
wildlife illustrator

actor
administrator
communications manager
conflict resolution specialist
cruise director
customer service rep
dental hygienist
group mediator
human resources manager
marketing specialist
nurse
PeaceCorps
politician
psychologist
religious leader
social director
social worker
teacher
trainer facilitator
travel counselor
waiter/waitress

actor
artist
career counselor
consultant
criminologist
energy healer
futurist or trend predictor
intelligence officer
personal counselor
philosopher
program planner
entrepreneur
psychic
psychologist
researcher
small business 
owner
spiritual counselor
theologian
therapist
writer
wellness counsellor
 


Wish our children & youth a good career !
 
With kind regards,

Mehmood


WORLDS 101 MOST IMPORTANT TECHNOLOGY BY THE YEAR 2010

Terabit memories
Superintelligence chips
superconductor devices
Self breeding chips
Terabit opto-files
Opto-comuputing device equipment
Terabit opto-communication devices
Biocomputers
Biosesensors
Super-parallel computers
Neuro-computers
Automatic translating system
Super-conductor materials
Opto ICs
New glass
Molecular devices
Hydrogen-absorbing alloys
Dementia drugs
Magnetic naterials
Immunity/allergy drugs
Fuel cells
Bioenergy
Solar generators
Artificial organs
High-efficiency heat pumps
Videoconferencing systems
Intelligent robots
Videophones
AI-CNC
Wideband ISDN telecommunications
Hybrid machining centres
Opto subscription system
HDTV
Opto LAN
Super-conducting linear vehicles
Next-generation automobiles
Next generation superconductor linear vehicles
Inovative automobile manufacturing technology
Bimodal systems (hybrid transportation combining trains and trailers)
Ultra-high multi-storey buildings
Techno-superliner
Marine leisure land
Intelligent ships
CO2 consolidation using plants
Gravitation-free underground laboratories
CO consolidation using plants
Linear-motor catapults
Underground water reservoirs
Underground delivery networks

Deep underground railways/roads

Earth heat/reservoirs

Marine stock farms

Fluorocarbon-retrieving technology

Virtual reality systems
Ceramic gas turbines
Self-breeding database systems
Opto-chemical holeburning memory
Semiconductor superlattice devices
High-performance CFRP
Amorphous alloys
High-performance metal composite materials
Non-linear opto-electronic materials
High-performance ceramics composite
Heat-plasticity composite
High-performance C/C composite
Cancer drugs and Virus drugs
Nuclearfusion
Intelligent cad
Ultra-super precision machines
Marrow bank

Artificial enzymes
Product models
Modular light-water reactors
concurrent engineering
High-speed breeder reactors
Personal communication equipment
Superconductivity power reservoirs
Aqua robots
Micromachines
Mass transportation aircraft
Self-independent distributed control
HST (Supersonic transportation aircraft)
YSAT/Satellite data networks
Small VTOL propeller aircraft
BS/CS-CATV (CS: Communications Satellite; BS: Broadcasting satellite)
Small VTOL jet aircraft
HSST linear motor vehicles
Artificial islands
Advances train-control systems
Floating systems
Satellite communication from cars
Naturally decaying plastics
Non-petrol fuel automobiles

Surface effect vehicles

Laboratory on the moon

Ultra-large air dome

High-storey building deconstruction technology

CO2 processing technology
Gas replacement for fluorocarbons
Underground scraptreatment systems



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