Statement of Purpose to Become a Neonatal Nurse

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My Future Career My career I want to do it be is to be a neonatal nurse. My job would be helping babies, and when you are taking care of them to go home. I would love to be around them all the time. High School Coach, I am doing this job because I want to make kids better. I would like to make them the best I could so that we can win games. I want to win all the games I coach. This career I chose will be easy and hard. I wanted to do coaching because I want to be able to tell athletes what to do and they will listen to me and respect me. In football I would like to win a state title for my school Post Texas. A coach also has to be a teacher I would like to teach a class like health but I would probably do history. I would like to be a coach and a teacher. Here at my home town and school. I want to coach and teach here at Post Texas. I would love to be able to coach. The history of High School Coaching came from the 19th century. It came from England and other foreign countries. A team was having trouble with the amount of power the players had, each player thought that they were the coach and they started fighting. They all voted on one guy to make the rules so the called him coach. The coach gave all the players the same amount of power. From there it spread rapidly. Coaching has made every team easier to manage and control. Many people disagreed about coaching they said that they had too much power and made the players work harder. Since then many of the coaches have started a system of who will take the power as the head coach. According to the ICF International Coaching Federation there are around 47,500 professional coaches worldwide. The rate of the amount of coaches are increasing every year. The U.S. has the most c... ... middle of paper ... ...t the other such as the middle school, and elementary. This career I choose and researched is something I would like to do. I would like to go to college and become a coach then work my way up to head coach. I would like to make athletes better and make myself better. If I was to coach I would like to coach only two main sports. Football and Baseball, are the sports I would like to coach they are my two favorite sports right now and I would like to be around them. It’s even better I can make money and do what I like. I would like to teach a small class like health, but if I did a core class I would make more money. A class like history, math, reading, English, I would probably go with history. Because it seems easiest to teach and its one of my favorite subjects. I would like to teach in high school to high school students and be mainly a high school coach.

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