Role Profile 2.

Job: Registered Nurse 

What you will do in the job: 

Some things you do are asistings the patients, planning  and carrying out nursing care in partnership with other health professionals. They Give patients immunisations, medicine and IV’s. Give further education to nurses in training and other staff. 

Education and experience: 

Enrolled Nurse

Complete a diploma of enrolled nursing (level 5).

Pass an assessment by an approved provider.

Pass an examination for enrolled nurses.

Registered nurse

Complete a bachelor degree of Nursing, or other level 7 or 8 qualification approved by the nursing council of New Zealand.

Pass assessment by an approved provider.

Pass a nursing Nursing council of New Zealand examination for registered nurse.

Secondary education:

NCEA Level 3 is required to enter tertiary training. Useful subjects include maths, English, biology, chemistry and physics.

Skills and qualities:

The effects of different medicines and treatment. Different cultural beliefs about health and medical treatment. Know the human body and it’s diseases and illnesses. The effect of different medicines and illnesses. 

Hours of work: 40 hours per week

Income: 

Annual Salary:

Graduate registered nurses earn around $54k a year.

Senior registered nurses earn around $79k - $130k a year

Gross monthly income: $4500

Monthly deductions: 

Income tax - 400

Kiwisaver - 500

Student loan - 2k

Annual leave: 2-4 week 

Reflection time:

The thing that got me hooked was you also need

a bachelors degree for this job aswell and lots

of nursing experience. I though you would only

need a level 7/8 qualication approved by the

nursing council of New Zealand. Lastly, their

first step is education. Learning the different

kinds of aspects, skills and etc.

Role Profile

Job Title:

Mechanical Engineer

Other names for this job is,

Applied mechanics.

What you do in this job.

Most of a modern mechanical engineer’s job is to design power-producing machines. Such as electric generators, internal combustion engines, and steam and gas turbines. They also design a power using machines. For instance, refrigeration and air-conditioning systems. Even with that, they also design machines inside buildings. In malls they design escalators and elevators.

Education and Experience.

Ambitious mechanical engineers need to earn a bachelor’s degree in university at a minimum. They may also pursue graduate degrees in the field. Every mechanical engineer must earn that licensure, which needs lots of education, supervised work experience, and several examinations. Apr 30, 2020. Degree Field(s): Mechanical engineering, Degree Level: Bachelor's degree, Licensing: Professional Engineer license required.

Key skills for mechanical engineers

• effective technical skills.
• the ability to work under pressure.
• problem-solving skills.
• creativity.
• interpersonal skills.

• verbal and written communication skills.
• commercial awareness.
• Team working skills.

Hours of work:

40 - 50 hours per week

Income:

Annual salary - $92,800

Gross monthly income - $5,333

Monthly deduction: 

• %1066
• Kiwi saver: $200
• Student loan: $500

Annual leave:

6 weeks.

Reflection:
What you found interesting about that career?
The most interesting part was finding out that
you had to have a bachelor's degree to be a
mechanical engineer. THe thing that I didn't
realise that you need for to be a mechanical
engineer was, you need a bachelors degree.
Their first step is education and many
examinations.

Reflection Time (Week 2) - P.E -

Reflection:
I think this week I've improved cause I've put more effort into the activity and towards the training that our taught us to do. I am also level 2 since I wasn't wearing the full gear for P.E. The majority of us wasn't really wearing the full P.E gear so I'm in line with the average. While the training was in session, most of us got our own self-motivated since we were all competitive. Laughing our hearts out we paused and took a break. After a while, our period of P.E ended.

SDL Reflection Time (week 2)

Last week I was trying to achieve the goal:

Ask feedback when I'm unsure.

I think I got the same level as last time since, 

I didn't really communicate with others.

This week I'm trying to achieve the goal:

Know what skills I needed to develop on

So I can learn.

Three ways to achieve this:

- Asking when I'm unsure

- Ask feedback from teacher/friends

- Learning my mistakes.

Vernier

What is a Vernier?
There are different types of Vernier tool in the world but we're learning about a particular one, the Metric Vernier. This type of Vernier gives measurements from 0.1mm up to centimetres. IT can measure objects to their accurite measurements unlike a ruler. It is used to accurately measure the internal and external diametres of an object.

How to use a Vernier:
First: Measure the object.
Second: Look at the main scale and see where it goes.
Third: Look at the vernier scale and see where the 0 of the vernier goes.
now it would be the main scale's number plus, the 0 of the vernier scale.
Fourth: Look wherever which line lines up the most accurately on the vernier scale and the main scale.
At the end you now have. Main scale number and wherever the 0 from the vernier scale is and the the which line lines up from the vernier scale and the main scale.

Video:

What makes a team successful?

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pmf2hMTc73I

After watching this video our teacher told us to answer the following question.

How does this look in a PE/ year 10 setting?
Each students participate in the work/activity.
Students help each other to improve.
Encouragement towards each other
Showing great effort towards the activity

8 things that students need to show to be a successful team.
- Cooperation
- Effort
- Communication
- Respect
- Encouragement for and fromt teammates
- Leadership
- Inclusion
- Organisation

Reflection:
I think this week I've only been to the level 2 since I wasn't wearing the full gear for P.E. However, I made through level 2 because during the activities I've encourage my teammates when they were doubting themselves. I participated in the activity and including everyone in my class.

TWTWB Literacy/Character Study

This is presentation relates to the book called "Tomorrow, When the war Began" TWTWB in shortened form. The presentation has 3 characters from the book and tells about what their character sttrenght are. I've chosen 3 characters and I have also picked out the most 3 qualities they have from my perspective. Putting in more detail along the way. This is the results!

Introduction to Lathe

What is a Lathe?
There are two types of Lathes. A Lathe that is made for wood carving and metal machining. Today, we are learning the metal type of Lathe. Also known as a metalworking Lathe, it's a powerfull tool that can shape a metal rod to its command. It's a machine tool that can help enginers or artist to shape their workpiece.



What does facing off and turning down mean?
Facing off means removing a piece of the material to make smooth and flat
Turning down means to reduce the diameter of the material.

A Video from CNC using a Lathe.

Tommorow, When the war Began. Chapter 5 - 8 (Can do Tasks)

Chapter 5 - 8 can do tasks
Underestimate, - Guessing the number/strenght on one's can do is low.
Itinerary, - A thoughout route
Improvise, Inspect
Motivate, Cheering someone to do something
Conspicuous, Opposite of invisible
Feeble, - weak at strenght
Delirious, Thinking with restless mind
Sentry, A soldier that is assigned to an area
Agonise, Undergoing a great mental pain
Famine - shortage of food.

1. RESEARCH - Australia has been invaded. Research another country that has been invaded for resources such a space, minerals etc. What similarities can you make between the invasion in the story and the one you have researched.. 

Invasion of India: The forces that invaded India was Pakistan. It was mainly for its minerals and land but they attained other things. Similarity: Both invaders won and both had survivors

SDL Reflection time term 3 (week 1)

New term new goals!
Last term's goal was ask feedback when I'm
unsure. I've improve by a little bit each time
by asking my classmates on what to work
on.

This week I'm trying to achieve the goal:
Can tell others the ways how I like learn and
what suites me best.
Three ways to improve this:
- Having the courage to talk to others
- Show others how I like to learn
- Ask the teacher what mistakes I have to
learn and improve.

Save the Waikato River!

Save The Waikato River

Have you ever been to the Waikato River? If so, you would know that there are many tourist attractions to it. Including, cafe cruises, sightseeing and many other things. You might have also noticed that people don’t get close to the river nor swim. The Waikato Medical Officer of Health Dell Hood has decided! That the region’s famous river is unsafe and needs to be avoided. In my opinion we should save the Waikato river because it’s one of our native rivers, a nourishment from the past, and something to remember our ancestors.

Decades of rising pollution has been happening due to human activities. Tourists and including the community surrounding the river have been taking parts in the problem. We should save because it’s one of our native rivers.  Despite the past actions we humans did, we could still save it if we act now. We could start by telling people how the river tells us what we really are and how it resembles us. By telling these, we could persuade people to think about their life and get some help from them to stop polluting the river.

Many of our native people in New Zealand use this river as a sustenance of the past. For example, this river has helped many people for Maori living. Some believed that our ancestor’s spirits unites with the water in the Waikato River. Therefore, some people have done rituals in the past in the water of Waikato. The rituals that many people do in the past have been declined due to the river’s pollution. This was done to protect the people. This is exactly why we should clean the Waikato river. The rituals, the tradition and our people’s belief has been declined due to human’s activities.

One of the most important reasons why we should save this sacred river, is because this is something that we could remember our ancestors for. For instance, many of our ancestors use this river to dwell in by becoming one with the water. The river’s water could also be used as a nourishment for sea life. However this water is highly polluted so drinking the water from it is dangerous. Our ancestors used this river to provide their life in the past. They took care of it but now, us humans have done the opposite.

In conclusion, I think we should save this native, indiginous river of ours to be a keepsake from our ancestors. It is truly a wonderful river. However, our community has not been taken care of as well as our indiginous people. Therefore, by picking up your rubbish or volunteering/donating on the website below. You can save this river.

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