Research Activity: Careers

Occupation Profile Page

Occupation
Tell us about the
job using the
description on the
profile page
(Summarize the
description in
your own words)

Name: ________________________

Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs

Sheriffs escorts defendants, or patrol courts and other

thing such as grand jury and moreThey mange jails
and other things. Under Sheriffs and several other
names.

What else is this

job called?

Sheriffs Detective

If your occupation
has a video, watch
it.
Summarize what
you learned about
this occupation
from the video.
What cluster is
this occupation
(job) a part of?

Sheriffs Differs from other Law-Enforcement officials in

they are chief law in their county or area, they are there
by good vote. It can be dangerous transporting
prisoners.

List what they do.

Protective Services

Manage jail operations and tend to jail inmates.

Place people in protective custody.

Supervise law enforcement staffs, such as jail

staff, officers, and deputy sheriffs

People who work in this occupation generally have

interest code: ERS.
List their
interests.

List their work

values.

Norris, 2015

This mean people who work in this occupation generally

have Enterprising interests, but also prefer Realistic
and Social environment.
People who work in this occupation generally prize
Achievement, but also Value Relationships and
Supports in their jobs.

Research Activity: Careers

Occupation Profile Page

List the things

they need to
know.

List the things

they need to be
able to do.

What preparation
is required?
List the common
college majors.
List the industries
that employ this
occupation.

List similar
occupations.

Norris, 2015

Name: ________________________

Public Safety and Security

Law and Government
English Language
Psychology

Customer and Personal Service

Speaking
Critical Thinking
Social Perceptiveness
Active Listening
Judgment and Decision Making
Negotiation
Reading Comprehension
Most occupations in this zone require training in
vocational schools, related on-the-job experience, or an
associate's degree.
Criminal Justice/Police Science
Protective Services Operation
Industry breakdown is not available for this occupation
Forest Fire Inspectors and Prevention Specialists
Bailiffs
Correctional Officers and Jailers
Police Detectives
Criminal Investigators and Special Agent
Police Patrol Officers
Transit and Railroad Police
Security Guards
Crossing Guards