Naval Explosives Expert Jeremy hopped on a plane to San Diego where he met up with a group of naval recruits who work with bombs for a living. These men are trained to clear out any explosive matter on land or water, and are often required to dive or parachute into dangerous areas to complete the job. Jeremy has a chance to try on the protective armor and operate a robot helper in a simulated recovery of an explosive device. The US Navy Commander in charge outlines the necessary training requirements as well as salary and job opportunities. Educational level: College recommended, Naval Military training Secondary level recommended classes: math, science, physics, scuba diving, ROTC training. Related careers: Policeman-Explosives Expert, Government related careers i.e. Dept. of Defense Bomb Squad, Professional Diver. MediaPro Expanded Career Clusters: 03 Engineering, Science and Technologies 12 Protective Services Buy Now To view Program Guides click here Ride Safety Engineer Maya visited with a Ride Safety Engineer Manager atop the Stratosphere Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada at the height of 1000 feet above the ground! He and his crew are responsible for inspecting all the parts, tracks, and motors of the rides for correct function and safety. Maya follows his typical day and the pros and cons of his job. Background training, job requirements and salary are reviewed. Educational level: College Secondary level recommended classes: math, science, physics, mechanical and technical training. Related careers: Aircraft Mechanics, Machinist, Mechanical Engineering, and Aircraft Inspector. MediaPro Expanded Career Clusters: 03 Engineering, Science and Technologies 05 Mechanical Repair and Precision Crafts 07 Building Construction Buy Now To view Program Guides click here Dentist Meaghan takes a trip to the Dentist’s office to see what it’s like to be on the other side of the drill. She interviews a dentist specializing in General Dentistry covering his typical day of a range of cases, running his own business and looks in on a patient exam. She gets a check-up as well. Over coming the phobia of visiting the dentist is discussed along with the necessary educational requirements, on going training in the field and salary. Educational level: College Secondary level recommended classes: math, science, biology, physics, chemistry, business. Related careers: Orthodontist, Dental Hygienists, X-Ray Technicians, Medical Doctor, and Medical field related careers. MediaPro Expanded Career Clusters: 06 Business, Management and Finance 09 Health Services ** Additional special segment is featured in this episode on the American Vocational Association convention. Highlighted are interviews with conference vendors including, Young Entrepreneur Magazine. We suggest you check out www.youngbiz.com ! To view Program Guides click here Fundraising Opportunities Buy Now