Transfer Task Sample

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Transfer Task Sample

• Do I want to teach
• High School Mathematics?
• or
• Do I want to be a Fire Fighter?

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Pertinent Facts

• The student has just graduated from high school.
  
• If college is a factor then he/she will incur
  22,000 tuition costs. (According to Rep. Rahm
  Emanuel D.IL)
• There are no outstanding debts for the individual
  featured in this sample except for college
  tuition.
• He/She will reside in Chicago, Illinois.

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Career Path Comparison

• The following report shows two career paths with
  base pay and yearly raises.
• It will take into account any cost for college.
  Any on the job training has a presumption that
  there will be no financial costs paid by the
  employee.

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High School Mathematics Teacher
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•  Public School Teacher Chicago, IL
• The entry level pay for a high school teacher
  in Chicago, IL is 46,744. After 30 years that
  same teacher will have a yearly salary of
  60,213.
• Tuition costs are 22,000. Therefore in order to
  get the 1st data pair I deducted tuition costs
  from the 1st years income to get 24,744.
• The two data pairs I will use as the basis of
  this report are
• (0 years, 24,744) and (30 years, 60,213).

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We must use the formula for slope in order to
determine the teachers yearly rate of pay
increase based on his/her entry and exit salary.
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Calculations

• (0, 24,744) and (30,60,213).

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• This means that a high school teachers income
  will increase by 1,182.30 every year for the
  next 30 years.

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• Each year that a Chicago high school teacher
  works will result in his yearly salary increasing
  by 1182.30.

The equation would be Average Yearly Increase in
Pay 1182.30Years Employed
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Career Firefighter
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• Career Firefighter Chicago, IL
• The expected salary for an entry level
  firefighter in Chicago, IL, is 39,369.
• After 30 years his salary will be 69,920.  
• This report will use salaries based on current
  salary schedules. (There are no provisions for
  cost of living increases, rate of inflation and
  other across the board raises.)
• The two data pairs I will use as the basis of
  this report are (0, 39,369) and (30,69,929).

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We must use the formula for slope in order to
determine the firefighters yearly rate of pay
increase based on his/her entry and exit salary.
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Calculations

• (0, 39,369) and (30,69,929).

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• This means that a career firefighters income
  will increase by 1,018.67 every year for the
  next 30 years.

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• Each year that a Chicago firefighter works will
  result in his yearly salary increasing by
  1018.67.

The equation would be Average Yearly Increase in
Pay 1018.67Years Employed