1. Youth Correctional Officer Kya Hunter 3/3/09 Freshman Seminar

2. supervising inmates escorting them to things such as medical appointments, lockup, school work Also sometimes being in a tuff situation as breaking up fights between inmates.

3. She is a youth correctional officer I contacted Mrs. Williams threw her daughter Lillian Williams and did an interview over phone

4. good health physically fit, good of hearing & eyesight, and to be able to write reports and evaluations on accidents that will happen in details.

5. Entry level or smaller operations Management level EducationAA degree in Criminal Justice Bachelors or masters degree in Criminal Training8 weeks at Academy 8 weeks at academy plus yrs. of experience

6. mace-used to spray criminals that are temporary out of control expandable baton-use to retain inmates Handcuffs-to control the inmates Radio-to call for back-up or to respond to calls Flashlight- used to be able to see in dark Gun-use to protect yourself Uniform, badge and name tag (stripes), identification card

7. type reports and evaluations It can sometimes be stressful!!!! Using Microsoft excel & Office

8. Must be at least 18 to 21 years of age Wage salary is 4,500 a month with having an AA degree in criminal justice Bachelors degree in criminal justice is for management position

9. Education needed is a bachelors degree in criminal justice 8,000 a month!

10. possibly standard testing a good evaluation can help form someone from a high position Possible move ups: lieutenant, sergeant, master sergeant, & senior investigator

11. Learn discipline Meet people Can lead to higher things such as being an officer Help others Good experience!

12. this career is something that would work for anyone including me It’s something I’m interested in doing for a living. Like I said before this can lead to higher positions. Thank you for reading and watching my presentation

13. Williams, Aljerita. “Correctional Officer.” Telephone Interview. By Kya Hunter PowerPoint project. February 15,2009 U.S. Bureau of Labor “Correctional officers”. Bureau of Labor Statistics. February 15,2009 http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos156.htm