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High School Graduation
I want to have a high school deplomia by 2018. Then I would take a break for the summer and then go college next fall. I want to tend to SDSU or somewhere in South Dakota. -
School Starting
After I graduate I wil be working in the summer then in fall I will be going to college. I will work for the school otherwise I'll babysit, or maybe just clean houses. When it is time to go back to school I will stay in state and maybe go to SDSU or USD. -
The Job During Training
While I am in college trying to get my degrees I will be working at daycare or helping at school. Maybe, dpeending if I get my masters or not. I hoping I can working with kids so I can put it on my ressime. -
Education
By this date I am hoping I can have a Master's degree and have an apartment owned by then. They want you to have a some experiance to it so you can be prepared for it. It also helps them with some skills that we need for the job. -
Experiance
Some states doesn't have you required to teach before having a teach degree or certificate. other do and when they do it takes about 1 or 2 years. Teaching for a few years will help you with some skills for this job. -
Highest Ranking
Later on my years I want to become one of the highest rankings in it. Then win the jack pot which is a million dollars and quick the job. And live life to the fullest. -
Donating
After I win and quick my job I will be donating alot of it to different charities. For example Make a Wish Foundation, Breast Cancer Society, and others out there to. I will also be paying off all the house det and anyother dets to be paid off. -
Getting a Job
Now I'm really bored and I have nothing to do so I go get a job that I can work part time. So I become a part counselor for a school. I stay pretty busy but not as busy as before. -
Retirement
At age 65 i will be retiring from my job and go on vacations and spend more time with my family and friends. I will go to Cancuun and all the other warm places. I also want to go to Antartica one of the years that I retire.
