1. Career compass
By Owen Wotherspoon

2. Plumber
- (for my career compass I chose to become a plumber, I am not completely sure if this is what I want to do, but so far this is what I am leaning towards)
-1st : the value (3rd generation)
-2nd : Experience (excavating, digging and observing )
-3rd : personality: so this job requires a lot or personality, and is a lot more hands on and which is a lot better for me.

3. Industrial design
Wood working
ect
(taking extra courses)
Schooling (high school and trades school
Money saving for my future
- getting into the trades school
-drivers license

4. Personal requirements
- Ability to work independently
- Strength
- Careful
- Have to look refined
- Good personality
- Friendly
- Attention to detail
- Professionalism
- Willing to work 24 hours a day

5. Income for employee - 42.00 An hour regular time.
an hour for regular night work.
an hour for overtime past 8 hours worked.
- 126 an hour for all work after 12 hours worked.
- Weekends are an hour with 4 hour minimum charge out.
- Stat holidays are an hour with 4 hour minimum charge out.
 (Christmas, thanks giving, ect)
- 12 % holiday pay and profit sharing above pay schedule.

6. The company’s income Service call of 60.00 per job, per van.
regular rate.
regular night work.
an hour past 8 hours worked.
an hour past 12 hours worked.
This is what to employer would actually be paying

7. Education - Minimum grade 12 4-5 years of trades school is preferable
I will be taking the British Columbia institute of Technology (BCIT) course 39. Pluming full-time apprentice ship
And as extra if I feel I need more teaching then course 37, 38 or 40 would help to
(37. Metal Fabricator Foundation 38. Piping Foundation 40. Pump Maintenance)
Depending on what course I take my tuition cost could be 13,000$ to 19,000$

8. Potential obstacles and ways to overcome them
Finishing High school
Being excepted into BCIT
Money (I might have to take a student loan)

9. extra - There is no set times just when you request for time off
- As part of their pay the company pays for their RRSP, and TFSA
This is a privately owned company and so these states are probably not the same as many others
You are provided a work van as soon as you join
The owner of the company makes over 150K per year
With an apprenticeship I will be working 3 months on the job then 1 month off for 4-5 years so as I am learning I will also be getting payed