Why I Chose To Become A Game Warden

To accomplish anything in life, you must set goals. These goals must be realistic and achievable. Two years ago, I was at a point in my life that I never believed I would see. I was finally at my associate’s degree graduation day. Becoming at teen mom at 17, college had never even crossed my mind. This was a moment in my life where I was able to not be your average teen mom statistic. Continuing to better my life and my daughter’s I set a new goal after graduation to achieve my bachelor’s degree. After speaking with UMUC counselors, I decided to obtain my bachelor’s degree in Social Science with a minor in Emergency Management. Currently, I am in my final two classes at UMUC with a scheduled graduation date of May 15.

For some students, the question of what to do after high school may be a burden to even contemplate as it approaches quicker and quicker. The pressure to continue another four (or more) years of education after high school can be overwhelming considering twelve years of schooling has already been completed; why go right back to school again? When’s break time? Some people are simply just not ready for college and they know it, or at least until after they have had a long break or have had some time to recollect themselves. Technically speaking college isn’t for everyone, nor is it necessarily needed for a career. Luckily today, there are many other options that potential career seeking beings can get a head start on such as community colleges and trade/vocational schools. These alternatives to a four year college are considered to be a good start on a job (and maybe even a career). The best benefits of these alternatives involve the cost of attending, the student environment, and the degrees offered.

economist and he stated, “We have too few college graduates,” and “We also have too few people who are prepared for college.” (Leonhardt). Many students begin the journey of college right after high school but there are many things that colleges don’t advertise to incoming students. The first is that college is an investment, not only with your money but with your time. You need to be able to devote these next four years to studying and working towards your degree which is hard to do when you are 18-21 years old because you feel invincible, and that you are in the prime of your life. That four year commitment is one of the main reasons employers look for a Bachelor’s degree because it shows your ability to follow through and persevere. The amount of work needed to earn a Bachelor’s will differ with the major that you choose, and what college you are attending, however, the sacrifice is still the same. The second thing that colleges and universities forget to mention is that it will not be easy. Again, this will be different for each major and each college but the amount of work you put in is what you will get out of college. Lastly, there is one major aspect of college that is talked about by high school teachers to their students but it isn’t advertised by the colleges. You must learn how to self-study. In high school,6 you think you have done quite a bit of self-studying and maybe you even felt like you taught yourself that whole class. It will be very different in college and there will be no one telling you what to work on in class and when the paper is

Have you ever enjoyed being outdoors or just enjoyed the wildlife? Or even just wanted to enjoy a job that you would love and not stress over? If you have, then I suggest you being a Game Warden! My future career in life I would like to become a Game Warden. A Game Warden is a person who enforces the laws on fish and wildlife. In this paper, I will be discussing some objectives you need in order in becoming a Game Warden. The three objectives will be, what a Game Warden is and what all he has to do for a PT. What the surfaces and species a Game Warden protects and what they need in their studies. Then what kind of money different types of Game Wardens make.

The biggest misconception is that game wardens spend all their time hunting and fishing. The good wardens and agents have no time for this as they are in the field managing the other nimrods out there during hunting season. I hunted and fished much more before I became a game warden, not at all after I became one.

Description of Career: Fish and Game Wardens are very similar to Police Officers. Fish and Game Wardens work to prevent people from violating the laws of fishing and hunting laws. They also are used to investigate the destruction of property or crops by wild animals and determine what needs to be done. These workers have a variety of interesting tasks that have to with protecting the wildlife and enforcing the laws that have to do with it. Including preventing individuals from mistreating the environment.

A game warden has many duties to do. They are required to be able to deal with people and their problems, enforce laws, and watch the wildlife. They deal with people who have an

I also have to be able to do all of that to become a game warden anywheres and I have to be a United States Citizen. Becoming a game warden requires a behavior law to you can not have any kind of troubles while your in training nor u can not have any prison records, say if you where at a bar and go drunk and arrested it could be a really good chance you could lose your job or if your still in training you will not be able to proceed your training or your job. Being a Game warden you have to have a lot of responsibility, you have to know how and where to go when you need to rescue an animals, or bust someone for breaking the law or doing something illegal, and you have to be able to be trusted by your boss that you will not break any

To become a Texas Game Warden you must be a citizen of the united states that is at least 21 with a bachelor's degree in law enforcement, and have the 30 weeks of Game Warden school completed. Your salary will also be at least $49,400 and at the most you will make around $70,750 without overtime, the amount of money you make also increases annually and is not affected by the education you have.

In 2008 when I decided to start going to college I had no idea what I wanted to do; besides eventually be a Game Warden. Goals that I laid out for myself were simple at the time. I foresaw nothing that was going to get in my way. I was prepared to breeze right through everything. Personal goals that I had set for myself were to continue on with a happy marriage and lose weight. My academic goals consisted of graduating by 2012 and starting a master’s program right after graduating with my bachelor’s degree. Professional goals were to get my dream career of Game Warden and I wanted to teach EMS students. As life went on things changed drastically and while some of these goals are achieved others have been long gone and some have been pushed to achieve later in

My mom looked at colleges with me. We saw Western New Mexico University. We decided to check it out and I ended up liking it more than the other colleges I already looked at. The campus was small which is good for me because i'm not use to big schools. Plus the environment and everything around campus suited me. The career is wildlife law enforcement officer. As this career people patrol parks and wildlife refuges to protect the animals and environment from fish and game violations. They might have to use horse, plane, boat, or by foot to serve the warrant. I may get to have a dog that will be mine like a canine officer. Requirements to be a wildlife law enforcement officer are: be a us citizen, have a valid driver's license, be between the

When I was a boy, I told my parents that I wanted to be a manager at Burger King, much to their distress. Although, despite the stigma against such professions, they never attempted to steer me away from that path, nor the twenty-something other ones that I strived to simultaneously accomplish. As I grew older however, I learned that I did not like everything, nor was I good at everything. As it stands, I would make a rather lousy mechanic, store manager, or farm hand. As such, secondary education at a four-year university appears to be the best option for me to become a productive member of society.

Being a game warden is no different, for example, if you love the outdoor and working outdoors and getting time to be out in nature its the perfect job. You get to interact with your community and get to know the people, it's a very social job. If you enjoy hiking and long walks through the woods it's your kind of job. Although there are always people that would rather work indoors. As a game warden you also often have to work long hours, night shifts, weekends, and holidays While you are tracking poachers and staking out wood over night. Most people don't like staying up most night working through the night. Although there are more cons becoming and game warden is getting more and more competitive as time goes

I have huge goals for my future! Currently I am 17 years old and in my first year at CSU Stanislaus. As of the end of Fall 2016 I have completed 52 semester units putting me into sophomore standing. Education is very important to me and honestly is something that I enjoy. I started high school at Buhach Colony in 2013 and the following summer I started taking college classes at Merced College. I did volunteer work at a retirement home in 2014-2015 and when I find the time I plan to hopefully start to volunteer at possibly the Boys and Girls club of Merced. In late 2015 I got hired to actually start working at the retirement home I volunteered at due to the close relationship I developed with the management. I currently still work at the retirement

My career as a game warden would fall under the category of law enforcement.Game wardens are basically certified peace officers.A game warden ia also known as a wildlife officer.Wildlife officers protects the wildlife and the people that are in it.I choose to become a game warden because I love the outdoors.Im a big time hunter and fisher so I just want to the wildlife to be healthy and safe. is important to understand the education or training requirements,skills or talents needed,salary and benefits offered,and the duties for a particular career making this decision.