1. Funeral Director Shantall Rascon, 4 th P. 10/16/13

2. Funeral director Is a professional involved in the business of funeral rites. These tasks often entail the embalming and burial or cremation of the dead, as well as the planning and arrangement of the actual funeral ceremony.

3. High School education requirements No specific high school classes are a requirement for a career as a funeral director. High school students can also explore work options at local funeral homes to gain experience.

4. College requirements All morticians must have at least an associate degree, though some bachelor's degree programs are available and may be preferred by employers A small number of states require morticians to hold a bachelor's degree

5. Certification requirements for the career Morticians must complete a period of training under a licensed funeral director, usually lasting between one and three years Morticians must be at least 21 years old and have completed the requisite education and training period. They are then eligible to take an exam.

6. Job duties/Responsibilities Responsible for overseeing all activities in a funeral home, including arranging for viewing and burial services, transporting bodies, and conferring with family members to ensure final wishes are respected.

7. Funeral directors also help the family to choose appropriate hymns and passages or eulogies, choosing flowers and assisting with transportation for the both the family and the body to the burial site, where indicated. Interesting information

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9. My thoughts and opinions I'm not interested on being a funeral director. I never thought that my aptitude test would tell me that I’d be a great funeral director. I like art and science so I was impressed of my results. I’d like to be an artist or stuff like that.