For example, some postsecondary education administrators work in the registrarâs office or as a resident assistant while in college to gain the necessary experience. For other positions, such as those in admissions and student affairs, experience may or may not be necessary depending on the position.lthough a bachelor's degree may be sufficient for some entry-level positions, a master's or higher degree is often required. Degrees can be in a variety of disciplines, such as social work, accounting, or marketing.
Step 1. Cut open a soft, ripe paw paw fruit to remove the paw paw seeds from the pulp. Set the paw paw seeds into a colander or wire basket. Rinse the paw paw seeds under cool tap water.Use a small brush, if necessary, to remove excess pulp from the seeds.tep 4. Place the bag containing the paw paw seeds into a refrigerator where the temperature is approximately 30 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Leave the bag in the refrigerator for approximately 90 days. Check on the contents of the bag at least once a week to make certain the sphagnum peat moss remains moist.
Pull out the weakest seedlings and keep the strongest-looking one. Transplant the redwood seedling into a larger containers as it outgrows the first one. When the redwood is 1 foot in height or taller, it is ready to plant in the ground. It usually takes about one year for the redwood to reach 1 or 2 feet in height.Choose an appropriate site for the redwood. Select a site at least 50 feet away from buildings and power lines.. Dig a hole for the redwood sapling after your area's last expected frost date. Hole size varies depending on how large your tree has grown. Make the hole deep and wide enough to support the roots without bending them. Build a small mound of soil inside the hole.