How did chemistry prepare each of these people for their career?
All of their jobs are related with some form of Chemistry. Food Scientists work with different foods, and working on making better ones. Chemical Engineers focus on finding new and innovative uses for different elements. And Chemists focus on different breakthroughs in the periodic table. It all came from the first Chemistry Course they took in high school.
What opportunities was each person able to take advantage of as a result of their background in chemistry?
As said previously, they all studied chemistry from College (Maybe even High School.) If they never took these courses, they would be behind and it would be much harder for them to pursue any of these careers.
What is the career outlook for each of these careers?
All of these careers make $72,610 per year, as of 2015. This is a whole $6,050 per month, $1,512 a week. Plenty of influential people were Chemists, included Alfred Nobel, Marie Curie, and Louis Pasteur.
How you get into the field (Hint: See the “How to become…” section of the Occupational Outlook Handbook)
To enter the field, you need to start studying Chemistry. There are many paths of Chemistry, such as Biochemistry and Chemistry. These each branch out in several different ways. Think of it like a tree.
Typical pay (Hint: See the “Pay” section of the Occupational Outlook Handbook)
As said in an earlier segment, the average Chemist makes $72,610 per year, as of 2015, and the average Chemical Engineer makes up to 90k per year.
How fast this career is expected to grow (Hint: See the “Job Outlook” section of the Occupational Outlook Handbook)
This is a career that will always be needed. Discovering new elements for the periodic table is extremely important. No matter where we live, whether in America, in Europe, even on another planet, this job will always be a necessity.
How does each person’s work benefit the community? (This will help people understand the importance of offering chemistry to those who are still in school.)
Each person's work is extremely beneficial, because without this branch, and every chemist's work, we would not have:
1. Clean Water
2. Gasoline
3. Antibiotics or Vaccines
4. Electricity
5. Plastic
And many other things would not exist.
