Questions 5 and 6

What training have you received? Licenses and certifications?

Mr. Dillan:
He has been working in restaurants since he was a teenager, and after completing most of his G.E.D's, he switched his college major from math to culinary arts. He now has a two-year degree in his field. 

It is different in every state, however in Alaska, you need your Alaska Food Worker's card. You receive it by taking an online test that costs $15.00, and they will mail you the card. 

Mr. Fielding:
He has a masters in English Literature and a masters in teaching. He says that if you want to teach, you need only bachelor's in your field and a teaching certification, but some schools won't hire you without a masters degree. Also, it helps to have your fifth year be in the field of education in relation to English Literature. 

You need to receive your teacher's certification. 

Mr. Schmidt:
He has a bachelor's in English Literature, and a teacher's certification in order to advice the vocational and physical education classes in Skagway. 

You need to receive your teacher's certification.