Creating Your Own FAQ

For this activity, you will create your own FAQ for questions you have about your
future career after high school. You may be planning on going to college, going to
work, starting your own business, or joining the military.

Step 1: Generate 4 questions about your career choice on the left-hand-side. Use
credible online sources to help you complete this step.
Step 2: On the right-hand-side, answer the 4 questions you generated. Use credible
online sources to help you complete this step.
Step 3: Use the sample questions in the green areas below to help you generate your 4
questions.

Those most interested in college may have questions like the following:
1. What are the deadlines for applying for college?
2. What do I need to be able to do if I am going to succeed in college?
Those most interested in a career may have questions like the following:
1. How much money will I make as a mechanic?
2. What do I need to know if I want to be a child care worker?

Those most interested in the military may have questions like the following:
1. What requirements are there for joining the military?
2. What areas of services are available for me to join?

Question 1: What is the job outlook of a Answer: An increased 7% from 2019-

registered nurse?
Question 2: What are the job
responsibilities of a registered nurse?
Question 3: How long does it take to
become an RN?
Question 4: How much is an RNs annual
2029; that is faster than the average job.
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/regist
ered-nurses.htm
Answer: RNs mainly work in hospitals or
other health care clinics and offices. Their
daily tasks are providing care to patients
and educating patients about certain health
conditions.
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/regist
ered-nurses.htm
Answer: It can take as little as 2 years, or
it can take 4 years. In order to become an
RN, I would need a diploma from an
approved nursing program, an associate
degree or a bachelor's degree in Nursing.
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/regist
ered-nurses.htm
Answer: The median annual wage for RNs
salary? was $73,300 in 2019.
https://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/regist
ered-nurses.htm