Gerald Kuester
Substitute teacher
EDUStaff
Muskegon, MI USA
Milestones
My road in life has taken me all over.
I earned a BS in Biology.
I worked as a microbiologist with the Food and Drug Administration.
I worked as a program analyst with the FDA.
I worked as a information technologist with USDA
I worked as consumer advocate in Washington, DC.
I started my own business finding information in U.S. government files.
I obtained a Masters and Doctorate degrees.
I worked as a private criminal defense investigator.
Education
High School
Graduate
Masters of Divinity
Wesley Theological Semonary
Masters of Divinity
Wesley Theological Semonary
Doctorate
Doctor of Ministry
Wesley Theological Seminary
Doctor of Ministry
Wesley Theological Seminary
Career
Substitute teacher
I provide classroom instruction to students in grades K-12.
Career Roadmap
My work combines:
My work combines:
Education
Technology
Teaching / Mentoring
Day to Day
I arrive early at the assigned classroom and review classroom procedures and the lesson plans. I greet the students when they arrive. I introduce myself. I give the students that their teacher assign. I monitor the class and give assistance when needed. Sometimes I teach the lesson; this often occurs with students in the early grades.
Advice for Getting Started
Here's the first step for high school students
Obtain a college degree even if the career is in the arts. One needs a good paying job in order to pursue your passion.
Recommended Education
My career is related to what I studied. I'd recommend the path I took:
Graduate
Masters of Divinity
Masters of Divinity
Doctorate
Doctor of Ministry
Doctor of Ministry
Hurdles
The Noise I Shed
From Society in General:
"That I was good material for a ministry with the Unitarian-Universalist."
Challenges I Overcame
Financial
