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Boat And Barge Operator

• Command and pilot barges, tugboats, ferries, and dredges to transport people and materials, tow other vessels, or dredge inland or coastal waterways.
• Usually train through associate degree programs, and must pass an exam to be licensed by the Coast Guard.
• Work your way up through the ranks, or go to a nautical school to become a captain.
• Earn $50,900 per year 

Fish Hatchery Manager

• Fish hatchery managers direct the operation and maintenance of facilities that raise fish to stock lakes, rivers, and streams.
• They monitor the condition of the fish on a daily basis. If they notice uncommon changes in the appearance or activity of the fish, they consult with the state ichthyologist to determine if the health of the fish is threatened. They direct the care of the fish during spawning and egg incubation. They control water conditions and feed the young fish, called fry, specially formulated food as they grow into fingerlings.
• Most have a bachelor's degree.
• Earn $47,680 per year 

FBI Agent 

• Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents investigate criminal activities for the United States Department of Justice.
• FBI agents investigate federal crimes such as car theft, kidnapping, and bank robbery. They deal with crimes against U.S. security, such as spying, terrorist attacks, and sabotage. Agents interview witnesses, criminals, and people who may have some knowledge of crimes.
• Earn $53,350 per year